Weird action

[Lethe]

15/30 live.

MP1 and MP2 both play too loose but have tighter raising standards preflop, except for the fact that I've seen them both l/rr previously with suited aces, usually commenting something like "lets make it a big one!"

Button is fairly tight and I haven't seen him get involved much.

MP1 limps, MP2 limps, i limp 9s8s, button raises, MP1 calls, MP2 3bets, I call, button calls, MP1 now decides to cap, all call.

Flop: 9h 7s 2s
MP1 checks, MP2 checks, I bet, button raises, MP1 calls, MP2 c/3bets, all call.

Turn: Kh
MP1 checks, MP2 checks, I check, Button checks.

River: 9d

MP1 checks, MP2 bets, I raise, all call.

After the hand I felt like I played this poorly. Capping flop and leading turn if checked to is likely a better line as I'm sure I have a bazillion % equity on the flop. Thoughts?

[ProfessorBen]

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Capping flop and leading turn if checked to is likely a better line as I'm sure I have a bazillion % equity on the flop.

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[n.s.]

I'd cap the flop for the reasons you mentioned. I'd also just call the river - I think there's a decent chance that MP2 has a better 9, and since a better hand is never folding, you might as well go for overcalls from everyone else. If you felt confident that both players would call 2 bets, then raising is fine.

[Yads]

Yeah cap flop, lead turn. River could go either way. Depending on who the players are exactly.

[private joker]

I'd be tempted to go for overcalls on the river.