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Dealt to hero [ 2c 2h Ad 6c ]

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Low drawing hand with no real high potential. I'm only playing preflop if I expect to get in cheap and have players who will pay off my low.

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** Dealing Flop ** [ 4h, 2d, 5h ]

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This is a bad flop for you. Bottow set and inside straight draw on a two-suited flop. Your set will lose to made straights and flushes more than it turns into a winning straight or full house. Your low is the second nut low, but with the preflop raising and betting before you on the flop A3 seems a real possibility. In which case, you're way way behind on both sides. I'd fold the flop with this action.

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** Dealing Turn ** [ Kd ]

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You haven't improved and again both players put in lots of money before you. Time to fold if you're still in. Your pot odds aren't good enough to draw to non-nut hands against multiple betting and raising opponents.

I think you misplayed this hand on every street.

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Agree totally, need to get in cheap, with the preflop raising your have to think your facing strong starting hands. You have very little high potential unless a perfect flop comes, your low has a weak counterfiet protection. Fold pre-flop against the raise. Once the flop hits and you have action in front of you its time to get out, nut low is most certainly made, your beat on the high allready with a straight, flush draw against you and drawing to the smallest boat. On the turn you get no help and tons of action in front. You have not made a hand yet, even if your 3 falls on the river your halved or quartered for the low and high is still not the nuts. Two of the 3s put a flush on the board, and with everybody allready all -in and a low board your naked ace has no push potential, that leaves you with just 2 outs and still not the nuts, 67 beats you and with the board you have you have mutiple hands that could split your high even if one of the two 3s hit.