At this particular type of table I’d prob fold ATo pre from ep knowing we’d be playing multiway postflop a lot of the time. Super close though, so I don’t think it’s a mistake necessarily, just my preference. I’d be opening every suited ace from that stack depth though.

I like the flop bet into two guys to protect your hand a bit, especially vs these villians where both opponents should have a pretty wide range.

I agree that the turn bet is a disaster and at this point we definitely want to keep the pot as small as possible. There’s not much to protect against, we’re almost never getting value from worse on the turn and river and the K turn hits both your opponents ranges pretty hard.

When this type of villain calls the turn and leads the river, I think he’s super strong and I’d be really surprised if he ever has worse then a K as there’s really no possible bluffs he can have. You’re turn bet put you in a bad spot on the river, and even though you’re getting a really good price, I think the river is a fold. I think we’re good here way less then 20% of the time.