I am afraid I did not play this well. I would go for c/c on both flop and turn now. If I bet flop I only make fold worse hands and better call me and I blow up the pot with medium made hand in a multiway pot. So I think that checking and trying to realize my flush draw equity would be better. I can also bluff catch when I miss my draw. But 4way there is almost 100% chance that someone has the ace.
All 3 guys are majors fishes.
But 4way there is almost 100% chance that someone has the ace.
Yup, and if they're unlikely to fold either.
I actually like that you build the pot with your pair and nut flush draw.
Vs this player, you have excellent implied odds.
Good fold OTR though -- Although overbets are polarized, there's no need to pay him off here I think.
Disclaimer: I am NOT a coach!
Seems decent indeed. Off course you can think of check/calling turn with middle pair and the nut flush draw. it will be tough to let him fold a better hand with in mind he has at least top pair after his flop call or he's extreme fishy.
Cheers,
SDK1987
I would play check/call on the flop, you only have one player after you, but in a 4way pot there is a great chance that someone holds an ace, like you said.
On the turn i prefer to play check/call. He called you on the flop, it's difficult make him fold with a blank on the turn.
In this situation il play chek/call and on preflop i will bet or all in. That will be hard decision but maybe all in. 
Pre ok.
Postflop was totally misplayed. Worst line you can take here is bet-bet-fold.
Flop is mostly a check mw. You need to deny 0 equity basically with that combo and 2nd pair doesn't benefit from betting. Betting may be fine as pop doesn't check/raise. But if you're going to bet go very small, 25% is enough.
Check turn as played.
Jam river as played and apply maximum pressure, you have turned it into a bluff and you can represent AA, KK, AK.
