what to do? j/j

[soLit]

This was by far the loosest game ive ever played in. I could not see a flop for under 10, and every time someone raised they would get called by at least 3 people.

Live table at a casino.

1/1 NL game
Sitting on about 80 in chips, max buy in is 40

UTG get dealt J/J
I raise it to 10
MP2 calls - has about 100 in chips
Button calls has about 60
BB calls has about 130

Flop is
4,7,8 - All clubs

BB who is a extremly loose ( went all in with q/10 suited to double up 2 hands before ) bets 20.

I call and both MP3 and BUTTON both cold call this 20 raise for a 40 pot

Turn is dealt
4,7,8(clubs) - 10(hearts)

BB raises it 20 again


what would you do?

The results were I fold, MP2 folds and Button calls

Button had 6/7 and hit a straight on the river when the 10 fell


Did I play this wrong, I felt like I had to be beat but this table was so loose aggressive that maybe I should have pushed on the flop? I dont know how I let myself get bullied out of this pot. I felt it was a good lay down.

Just looking for some opinions
thx

[stankybank]

I don't like calling flop. If you got the Jc I'd push. If not, I'd peel a card off and push on the turn once the BB bets, assuming it's the same turn card and not another club or top pair, paired. Calling down in NL sucks unless you're actually slowing nuts or near-nut hands, or chasing with monster draws. Calling down with over pairs out of position is baaaaaaaad.

[Kaz The Original]

In this crazy game, if they are raising a ton preflop with crap, limp in with JJ+, AQ+ and then when they raise just say "ALL IN".

Also you have the turn wrong, it's a 9 isn't it? Given your reads, you should be pushing on the flop. Baring that, push the turn.