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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6760215, member: 397965"]
Preflop
I would also just complete here rather than iso out of position with a hand like this.

Flop
Great flop for you obviously with a flushdraw, two overs and some backdoor straight potential. In limped pots I tend to lead out a lot, when I connect with the board. Maybe its unlikely, you can get all 3 opponents to fold right now, but you can clean up some equity and easily get some better hands to fold, and you definitely dont have showdown value with a J high draw. Checking is also ok though, and you can then either check-call or check-raise, if someone else puts in a bet.

With this heavy action behind you though you just have to fold. Maybe you would be in ok shape in the main 3-way pot, and there is a big overlay in that pot from UTG+1s bounty. But there is also going to be a big sidepot with CO. And he is very unlikely to be piling in his entire stack with nothing. Sure its a PKO, so he has an incentive to go after UTG+1s bounty. But to do so he still need a hand, which can beat UTG+1 at showdown. And unfortunately such a hand also beat your J high draw, so you need to get out of the way.

Results
So they were both completely out of line, and you would have won the hand. This is not something to beat yourself up over. You lost 0,5BB in this hand, and there was no way for you to know, you were playing against total idiots or gamblers. Of course this is more likely in a $1,1 PKO than a $109 PKO, but a hand like this is still an outlier even in the micros.
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