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i think OTT,if he bet,you should consider folding a big hand.Too many 2pair,set,straight.Apparently in my perspective,the vallian bet OTT is a value bet and your kings may got beaten.Even you called,When he shove OTR,definitely a fold.You made a mistake to not willing to fold a monser hand which have huge equity pre,as well as some fantasy read about your opponent holding a draw,which actually he's not.Just too many straight,set,two pair.

I played a lot during the last year.Run into many intricate situation,which makes me wonder WTF this game should be played.For example,i once run into a KK,who chose to call the raise instead of limp-raise(multiway pot,he chose to flat not raise!).And he had top set OTF,and he instantly call!I never thought it would be kk.Too damn passive and obscure!Apparently,i lost a huge pot cuz i have a set as well.
This makes me puzzle about how to approach this game.Feel that this is a game that cannot be beaten,just like the idea that YOU CANNOT BEAT THE MARKET.

Yeah,this As block many flush hands. I agree with that.
IP have 20% beat-me likelihood justifies me folding here?I don't get it.It's a great chance that the IP don't have flushes,but,they can hold flush vs sb flush,which makes me a little unfavorable to call,a bit -ev call.
In short,i think in multiway pot,there is a great chance at least one of them owns flush draw considering the line of flatting the flop.But i just won't let my top set go.What if they have QQ?

Yes.In reality i chose to check back for a safety play.I think it's a standard play when you have a showdown hand.Deviation that turn a made hand into a bluff is really need to be seriously considered,as it indeed is a weird play in other players perspective.Anyway,check back to show down is a standard play and a more safe play.

Thank you for your kindly advice.GTO Warrior.

well,shove OTT,is too risky,as GTO Warrior puts.They can easily have set/2pair.
Since i checked the turn,i have to check the river too cause my line shows weakness too.In normal situation,the line sb&bb took implies weak hand wants to showdown.I don't think the bb-cold caller would have a set.The sb won't have 2 pair also because he/she chose to check turn&river,2 pair won't take that line.In my view,they probably have the hand like me like pair+OESD/gut shot.And my guess is right,T9 or 89 they have.Seems like if i chose to check back,my winrate would be like 20-30%.I knew that bet exploitatively may get called by one of them,but check back my hand with small pair won't possibly win the pot.

You mean they would call a lot of hands by mistake?Hand like T8?Yeah,this is nl25,i 've seen much of hands call inappropriately overevaluating their hands with like middle pair+gushot/flush draw. I can shove OTT giving them apparently not favorable odds to call.Let alone set/two pair.They cannot get away with it.SO I MAYBE PLAYED NOT AGGRESSIVELY ENOUGH ON THIS SPOT.

BTW,i tend to slow play super strong hands(not nuts),maybe the frequncy is too high that i don't have any draws hands to balance here.This is may also be a leak.When i shove,i need enough super strong hands to balance the not made hand like flush+gutshot draw shove.

When you put your opponent as a hand not easily fold,i think overbet is a good desicion,even a shove.A lot of player on this level would call mistakenly.This secure you better when you bet big,even facing a probability that you could chase away your opponent.

Overall,you played fine.OTT you faced kinda minirase,so you basically cannot fold with TPTK.You literally can bet al lot of hands here despite that you do get outplayed by some hands..It's a normal situation you encountered.Don't worry too much.Don't get tilt when this happen is of vital importance.
Maybe one thing that's notable is that when you didn't own a backdoor flush in this situation,you can show a little less aggression,like you can choose to check back.If you have a flush,like Ks,you can keep bet aggressively since you still have equity against a made flush.You can diminish the frequency of betting or the size of double barrel when you don't have backdoor flush in this kinda situation.Bet small IP is a good strategy against normal player,because they don't C-R frequently enough.It's much easier to fold TPTK against a C-R shove if you bet smaller.
That's my suggestion. Good luck buddy.

"Ironically probably only when money stopped being your driver in the first place."

well,how will you perceive the contradiction that in order to be monetary successful ultimately,you have to ignore it in the first place ?If you ignore it,will it be a failure rather than a success?How will you perceive it when it does happen in the opposite way of your expectation?

BTW,i am living in a developing country.So maybe it's easier for me to be a pro than the people in developed ones?What's the reason behind it?

sum up
1.IP smaller,OOP larger.
2.big 3bet size normally means polarized hand,and small 3bet size indicates a condensed or linear range,and for the purpose of playing straightforward and aggresively OTF,recommend a larger 3bet size which is polarized.

reasonable strategy.

If i were the player,i would probably call the miniraise.The villian offers us a good pot odds for us to catch the heart on the river and stacks him.The reraise shove OTT is too aggressive.What if the opponent hold a made flush hand?Calling OTF and raise your second barrel normally means he has a strong hand.Based on the board texture,he probably has made flush,set,two pair,ect.He does not have a capped range,so your shove may run into a super strong hand which lessen dramasticly your equity in this sprot..He won't fold 79,in his perspective,he may think that you hold an overpair,at best with a heart.He still have a decent equity against that range.
Flop small sizing doesn't mean anything.It's the turn raise that's crucial.I think that just call and hope to get a heart OTR is a good play.Once getting the heart,you can bet 1/2-2/3 pot size and hope to get value from a weaker flush or two pair or set..

good comment,i like it.Thank you for your explicit articulation.

good comment,i like it.Thank you for your explicit articulation.

so you prefer raising small,with a hand like AJ.But call with TT.

Okay.The 3bet size is,i open for 3-4bb,and get called by the two players behind,and button 3bet for about 9bb.
Yeah definitely 88 is better than TT considering the blocking effect.

"This is knowing that you are letting them all draw to their overs, so you will probably lose the hand on most runouts and can't call any more bets. That is the mental level you need to be on to approach these spots. "
This is a kind suggestion.
Thanks for offering me another pespective of dealing with this kinda pot.

3bet size is standard.
What do you mean by given the "price"?Why u would consider the raise as a bluff not a good idea?The 2 into 100 bet seems to me apparently that a raise chasing the later position players away is reasonable.But i never thought the EP holds 7.
Maybe a smaller raise,like 35 against the 2 into 100 bet instead of raising 65 is a better choice?So i wouldn't get pot-committed in that case and probably could get away with it.