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I don't think you have to worry about UTG because he obviously doesn't have AA (44 is more likely than AA here, and it's pretty obvious he doesn't have that either). BB might have AA, but I highly doubt it. Why wouldn't he lead out on the turn considering that you've shown enough strength to call a 3bet PF and then went wild on the flop with a raise and a cap? It seems like the C/R there is going to limit the size of the pot when he could be making it bigger (a c/r is more likely to drive out utg if he checks it to the hero and has to call 2 cold when it comes back to him. He would want UTG to call atleast 1 bet, and judging by the capped flop by the hero, hero's not going anywhere and is probably raising. This gives him the opportunity to 3 bet with AA rather than getting the 2bb into the pot with the c/r). If either one of your opponents had AA, I think they played it poorly. I would be aggressive here because I think you have the best hand a large % of the time. the UTG bet on the river is strange but I don't think it says AA or 44. The BB might still have AA but if he does, he has made a stupid play on the turn. I raise the river and consider folding if it comes back to me capped.