huge pot, protect Q split pair, A kicker on flop

[Mitke]

Concerning the turn decision:

(Btw, UTG+1 doesn't donk the turn, he was the last flop raiser/bettor. He leads the turn here.)

UTG, UTG+1, or CO probably do not have AA/KK here. None of them raised preflop. A weakling might have QQ but that's not likely either.

I think you can safely muck here, even in this megapot, and lose no sleep over it. (Even at 0.05/0.10 I think).

CO's called 3bet cold on the flop and then raises two players, the other the flop capper, and the other preflop raiser and flop 3-bettor. Unless CO is a total maniac your TPTK is way behind now.

Someone probably has a set or CO hit a gutshot with 67.


I don't mind calling the UTG+1's lead.