99 9-man 3.5$ turbo

Pre flop is good, call for set value.

Post flop you can just call here. The player that c bets here has 12/10. If you raise all in he must have AQ or KK+ or even Axs for him to pay you off. This is why I would call flop and raise turn. If blank card comes on turn I would call even turn and then on river shove to opponents bet.
There is different lines you can take in this take but as I said by raising all in on flop you are loosing value since he is folding anything other then TPTK, Nut FD or overpair...

hi guys,
preflop: ok
flop: raise/go broke - raise to 720 and go broke, shove fine, its close but i raise to 720

@IvicaIliev77 you have wrong player, UTG is a 67/17 fish, ok small sample but even readless he's not folding when he bets 240 OOP into 4 players on that flop, its wet so hero must get money in now, chances are very good that someone has a draw in this multi-way pot, things could get ugly on turn

I like the hand as played basically versus anyone. Villain is opening from UTG and cbetting big in 4way pot in very wet and dangerous board. He is not planning to fold almost ever (he might also face shove from someone with drawing hand), but some scare card might slowdown villain when he was planning to bet-call flop.

From sizing view shove is best imo. When we raise small it's obvious we are committed to pot and I would see shove as weakest looking line. I might prefer small raise with some strong draws I am planning to play for stacks.