Again, a hand against unknowns. If it was HU, I would gladly push on this board. However, against 2 people, a flush seems more likely. Still standard?

Poker Stars $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players
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MP: $36.10
Hero (CO): $50.00
BTN: $31.65
SB: $41.65
BB: $91.70
UTG: $41.55

Pre Flop: Hero is CO with A T
UTG calls $0.50, MP calls $0.50, Hero raises to $3, 1 fold, SB calls $2.75, 1 fold, UTG calls $2.50, 1 fold

Flop: ($10.00) 8 T A (3 players)
SB checks, UTG checks, Hero bets $7, SB calls $7, UTG calls $7

Turn: ($31.00) 2 (3 players)
SB checks, UTG checks, Hero bets $40 all in, SB folds, UTG calls $31.55 all in

River: ($94.10) 7 (2 players - 2 are all in)

I go broke here 100% of the time too. Even tho a flush is a large part of his range here, it certainly isn't his WHOLE range, which you beat overall

Bet more on the flop. As played, the SB is getting 2.5:1 odds if he calls, and the UTG player is getting either 4:1 odds or 2.5:1 odds (depending on whether the SB calls or folds). Be safe and make a little larger than usual flop bet in order to make it heads up. I'd say that a $12 bet would be ideal. It gives the SB 1.8:1 odds, and if the SB calls, the UTG player would be getting 2.8:1 odds.

This is a drawy flop, so you really want to try to make it HU with a large bet. On the turn, you develop a mediocre flush draw, but the lack of aggression by either of the remaining players leads me to believe that they're on some type of draw. On the turn, given that a flush is really likely, I'd be inclined to check since there are no reads on these players.

You do have four outs to a full house, and that will come 8.6% of the time, but the most likely hands you're up against after the flop are a flush draw, straight draw, and a pair. Two pair would probably get yield a flop raise, as would a set. So in this case, I'd narrow the possible hands down to 8J-8A, TJ-TA, 9J-9A, JQ-JA, QK. Running this through pokerstove, AdTc will win 77% of the pot over the long run.

If anyone catches any mistakes in my analysis, please let me know!

The pot is 10$ on the flop. My normal continuation bet is 7...being 3way, I could make it 8 but 12 is way overkill in a 10$ pot.

Pot the flop... this is 3way, we got a strong, but somewhat vulnerable hand and the board is darn wet.

I still don't think we can afford to give a free card on the turn here, but it sucks that the flush hit. Meh.

This is difficult... we don't want to give a free card on the turn - but you have to figure 3-way, someone was calling the flop with a flush draw. I'm probably checking behind here and just calling a reasonable river bet.

check behind and re- evaluate river imo, unless villains are really bad

pot the flop its threeway flop and board is drawy and are hand is vuln. I'd check the turn your only getting called by made flushes here.