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[QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 5924965, member: 305911"]
I dont like the post flop play no matter how many people call pre flop much less if there are more than one.  The pre flop is fine but you are betting that big to get folds even though we have a hand that doesnt need folds since it plays well post flop.  Not saying your sizing is bad but when you bet that large and villains still call that should say something about their hands (no I would never expected 66 to just smooth call that).

Post flop I dont like the play because when you called you are usually significantly behind and the hands you dont totally mind staying in definitely fold (not to say it is not bad when you get J10 to fold here).  That leaves you with you profit 36 BBs (just using the two callers, I know there is technically more gain) when you are right and lose 155BB (your entire stack) when you are wrong.  So you have to be right about 80% of the time here for this to break even over time.  For that to be the case you really need Qx to fold there and both players called a big raise so if they have Qx it is most likely a AQ or KQ where they feel like they would have an overpair card blocker.  Not sure they would fold that and of course you could run into a set as you did here.  I just dont think this will work out for you enough of the time to show significant profit from this move unless you can get Qx to fold consistently.  Its also a high variance play that will leave you wanting to punch a hole in the wall when you are wrong.
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