Let This Flop Go?

[bdc30 0]

Full Tilt PokerPot Limit Omaha Ring gameBlinds: $0.25/$0.506 playersConverterStack sizes:Hero: $52UTG+1: $32.50CO: $0Button: $94.35SB: $14.30BB: $71.50Pre-flop: (6 players) Hero is UTG with A A J 6 Hero raises to $1.75, UTG+1 raises to $3, Button folds, SB calls, BB calls, Hero raises to $16.75, UTG+1 calls, SB folds, BB calls.Flop: K T T ($53.25, 4 players)BB checks, Hero?? We have $37 left. BB is 40/2/0.11, no stats on UTG+1 but seems like typical shortstack kamikaze, bought in for $20.

[simo_8ball 0]

I don't mind shoving, but I prefer checking to see what the action is. I imagine UTG+1 is shoving most of the time, so you can get a read off BB when he calls/folds/repots to the shove.

[iggymcfly 0]

A good player will take a free card with a flush draw or straight draw here. Don't let them. Just shove it in.

[KoRnholio 2]

You committed your stack when you 4bet preflop. Not a great flop, but shove anyways. FWIW I often just call in spots like that preflop because raising $15 more, with still fairly deep stacks and out of position (as well as turning our hand face up) usually ends poorly for us.

[bdc30 0]

FWIW, I hoped to lose the BB and SB when I 4-bet it preflop. They cold called $3 each, and I knew that UTG+1 wasn't going anywhere, but I thought if I could dump those two big stacks out of there, I'd be all in vs. UTG+1 (especially if he'd shovelled over top). Does that thought process make sense?

[simo_8ball 0]

Repotting preflop is mandatory. You can get 1/3 of your stack in with decent aces preflop. That is more than enough.

[bdc30 0]

Yeh, I shoved, they both called. One guy had a T, the other guy had KK. gg stack. Oh well, with $37 left in to that size of a pot, I thought wtf, might as well.