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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5983040, member: 393841"]
When you refer to the fact that your 3-bet 4x has not worked as you expected, this can be interpreted that the players of your field tend to call too much to the raises coming from wider positions, like the blinds for example.  If you think this is the cause, you should punish the call stations and bet much bigger.  The objective is obviously to get the maximum value preflop.  They may continue to call anyway, but most likely you are not going to navigate a 4-way pot and that will be better for you, because it will involve less variance from the preflop.
 The other reason villains can call a lot is when they can sense that you are 3-betting on a high frequency.  So when you 3-bet from wider positions like SB, you will have less credibility regarding the strength of your range.
 On the flop you should make your continuation bet.  And if we have to choose a size, it should be greater than 50% of the pot, to compensate for our 3-bet preflop that was smaller in size.
 The turn should be an absolute brick, but after the super small OTF bet of BB, it is more likely that on the turn some villain will have one of the combos that now are a minimum scale set (77).  It also seems that everyone wants to fight to the death, so your decision to fold seems correct, according to how the hand was played.
Greetings.
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