no reads on villian
pre is standard pot odds with a playable hand in multiway pot.
Flop i like my play as i block 77 have heaps of equity?
he tanked for ages on flop like almost timebanked out, my read then was that possibly he had a bigger flush draw, prob not axs as i think he prob gets it in right then and there. discounted 55 for same reasons as it should look like with my c/r sizing that im humping the **** out of pretty much every turn card in the deck. and i weighted kx as a slight possibility

turn is obv a brick in context to my reads from the flop action. so i almost thought about checking, but i went with a firm read that i was up against a FD the majority of the time, kx a small % and i was pretty sure never a set.

so i shoved thinking that it was +ev becuase i thought he would fold his most plausible holdings in my eyes.

would anyone like to comment about the turn play specifically, or is this completely standard with stack sizes, pot size and my in game reads?

There really is no reason to raise the flop

really? i disagree with this, not saying your wrong.

would u like to elaborate please interested to hear some quick thoughts?

i will then post why i like raising in this spot

With the amount of action there is you're getting great odds on your call, raising is definitely +ev, but your hand is strong enough to just call and keeping CO in is nice. You also beat most draws.

ok here goes. after reading above post by u^ i really like your post btw

i may be way off...

if we get hu with utg ( even all in) that cant be that bad as we have pretty good equity plus we get him to fold some better hands sum % of the time esp with cold caller to act after he reacts to my c/r.

the villian in question we get to fold alot of hands, some xxs hands but in reflection there isnt alot of those, all his pp lke 88-qq that he decides to flat against the utg who will cbet that board quite frequently i would think but i guess he possibly 3bets qq pre.

i block 77 and i put the small % of kx in his range in a tough spot, he should never really show up with ak, but that may not be true.

anyway would like to hear your thoughts on my logic, i think at times i am getting far to aggressive in spots like this

raising is ok but I think flatting is better given the action. I might raise if I knew UTG/other player are nitty.