I wouldn't triple barrel too often in this spot. Instead, I'd double barrel, but on the flop and the river, since you have position and that you can see when the draws miss. You could make an argument for three bullets given the odd stack size of both the UTG and the BB, but I don't think that's enough.

I'd recommend simply taking a note that the UTG is somewhat of a calling station, and simply value bet more against him in the future.

well after seeing his hand yeah ;) But before then no, Hes prolly not folding a king, so really you are just getting him to fold something really bad like what he had or 9x, but I dont think its a big enough % of his range that its profitable

honestly, I dont even think id bet the turn

I don`t even like the double barrel here.

Just check back and realize your equity on the turn.

Yeah double barreling here sucks, what does he fold?

now i make the same mistake too but you didn't really follow your read here. its clear villain is calling flop and turn light, so you simply need to bet big flop and turn and follow through most rivers. I've simply begun overbetting flop and/or turn. i want your turn bet closer to pot. 

his flop peel is so wide, all pairs sometimes lower pocket pairs (yes they do) all his gutshots QJ/QT/JT sometimes some random backdoor flush draws. 

we gonna make tons of profit building a pot in position and taking it away on later streets

definitely not betting that river, and agree with others turn is questionable. I'd definitely double barrel if it was the 5h though.

Looking back on this now, 3-way on the flop with 2 recreational players whose ranges are heavily weighted towards Ax I have to say I must have been drunk to c-bet this flop lol