Yeah think we played this a little too fast 4-way. I would check back the flop or bet really small ($1.80), I can't really see many hands we get value from asides from someone calling with AJs which we block (and most fold that to a 3bet).

Your sizing is really committed you to the hand, once we get shoved on we can't fold for odds but I almost never expect us to be ahead.

I don't know if there is much you could do different .... I would not want to check this hand 4 way I would bet flop. Turn is grotty when he shoves ... looks a lot like 66 33 45s but getting odds on a lot of other crap. I have a cold at the moment I will have another look at this sometime when my head clears.

Cheers Josh much appreciated!

only hand you can be worried about is JJ here from the guys cold calling your 3bet, first guy is the one who normally is supposed to be holding 66 if or 33 if anyone of them, otherwise this flop is super safe IMO, always bet flop , and after this guy just flats on the flop i would never not play for stacks.

How are you guys playing if we bet and any other player shoves over the top of our flop cbet? I feel we have to fold, and with the As in our hand, there's very few FDs that are calling here and we block AJ.

I think when we do have the best hand, it's hard to get value from worse.

@Joshk81@ProJondi

I would bet flop. I think your sizeing is bad tho. Just making your normal cbet size in an abnormal spot. This hand would like to be allin on 2 streets so i would size up on the flop so we can have potbet or less then potbet for the turn and just shove our selfs.

I agree with Prostaker about setting this up for only two streets. In a four way spot this should be easy.

As played I think we can find a fold once 77 76 54 comes in on the turn. I doubt villain is expecting you to fold an overpair and yet shoves anyway.

This should probably be a fold. The bulk of players will have hands you sometimes have 2+ outs against. There are some players I would call against but these players are rare. Some people overvalue JX type hands in these spots but they are rare. If I saw and had notes on someone being fishy and overvaluing top pair I could call. Really though and it is grotty to say so but bet folding turn is probably best. You bet flop to get value from a lot of one pair and draw hands multiway then bet turn for similar reasons but when he rejams his range narrows considerably to sets and straights, some two pairs, and that is pretty much it.