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[QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 5944890, member: 394557"]
Didn't have time to watch the whole clip or to see the hand in question.  I think your flop jam was a bit lucky.  Heads up I'd be more on board with that play but 3 ways the chances that no one has an Ace are pretty low so turning our hand into a bluff and hoping to get through two players seems very optimistic.  In this case I guess they both had pocket pairs and we got KK to fold which is awesome but I think in general any Ax that calls a 4B pre is going to stack off for less than a pot sized bet and most under pairs should be folding to a 4B so we are usually against QQ+, AK here.  We can't beat any of that range.  If they are wide enough to call with JJ or TT they probably have at least AJ+ as well and perhaps even more Ax.  KK did us a favor by not 5B pre.  Nice take down!

So to play it?  I recently had  a similar hand against a maniac and checked flop.  After he checked back flop I was able to call down and win a huge pot as neither of us had the Ace.  Here I'd probably x flop and jam most turns if it checks through since we can also x our AK here a bunch.  We can also always improve.  If they bet flop then I'm mostly giving up but depending on reads and sizing there may be a scenario where I peel against the right player.
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