AQs with 4 way action on the flop

[JimmyJazz1]

Edit: I did not 3 bet, button did

Whats your plan of action on the flop?
Reads: UTG+1 is very loose, calling almost anything preflop and tries to make plays every now and then post flop.

Big blind is very similar, more of a calling station post flop though.

C/O is a decent player, a bit loose as well but much more agressive postflop than the other too.

Dealt to hero: AcQc
UTG folds, UTG+1 calls, C/O raises, button Reraises, Hero calls , Big blind calls, UTG+1 calls, C/O calls,

Flop: 5H, As, 2h

Hero...

[bds]

I usually check raise this flop and see how the other players respond to that. Not sure what level you are playing. I've seen others advocate check calling hoping that a non-Ace keeps betting and that you don't lose to a better hand, but I usually try to take control of the hand. Interested to hear other thoughts on this.

[ihardlyknowher]

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Edit: I did not 3 bet, button did

Whats your plan of action on the flop?
Reads: UTG+1 is very loose, calling almost anything preflop and tries to make plays every now and then post flop.

Big blind is very similar, more of a calling station post flop though.

C/O is a decent player, a bit loose as well but much more agressive postflop than the other too.

Dealt to hero: AcQc
UTG folds, UTG+1 calls, C/O raises, button Reraises, Hero calls , Big blind calls, UTG+1 calls, C/O calls,

Flop: 5H, As, 2h

Hero...

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I would check/call flop and c/r a safe turn card.

[JimmyJazz1]

its party 3/6.