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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6462229, member: 397965"]
Preflop
Obviously the standard play is to 3-bet AA, and in general we should not have much of a SB flatting range with 15BB effective. But as an exploit I can get on board with this flat obviously hoping, that BB jam, and even if he dont, the SPR is very low, and AA is usually pretty easy to play even from out of position.

Flop
This one is actually kind of close. On one side its not so great, if it get checked around, because it gives both opponents a free chance to draw out on you. And I dont think, the preflop raiser is going to do a lot of C-betting multiway against two short stacked opponents. On the other side it can also be fine to allow hands like AQ or KQ to catch up to a second best pair. So I dont hate checking here, but leading would also be fine to make sure, at least some chips go in on the flop.

Turn
Definitely need to bet for value now and start building a pot.

River
The turned top card pairing is pretty bad for you, since he could definitely have it. I also think, that if he had a hand like JJ or TX, he would most likely have bet the flop. So I dont see a lot of worse hands in his range, that will still call another bet, and therefore I agree with checking. I also agree with check-calling, since he could have a busted draw or some other random bluff. But even though his bet is almost all your remaining chips, I dont see any point in raising. He either have trips or better, or he is bluffing, and if he is bluffing, he is just going to fold even getting a good price.
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