I don't agree with bboy's comment about a raise PF. I know it's been discussed on here a lot, but the fact of the matter is when you're SB, the only person going to fold is BB, everybody else is going to call (if there's not somebody slow playing Aces who might reraise). I could be wrong, but isn't raising PF good for A) getting people to fold or B) when you have a power hand and want to build the pot? Since JJ is subject to several overcards that are likely in limpers and nobody is going to fold who's already limped, why raise here?

The flop, I would have bet outright. Buttons raise would bother me slightly. CO betting could be anything from a semi-bluff with 2 overcards (risky with 5 people) to trips. Buttons raise of CO is probably a real hand. He probably has an overpair at least, how agressive is he post flop? I would expect that anybody who has QQ or better to raise PF. Is either button or CO the type to come-in PF with low suited connectors? Your play is screaming trips and the fact that they didn't fold to your turn bet surprises me and would scare me, but I would guess that you're still ahead. I would expect anybody who has trips to raise the turn.

River, I would bet it out. Without a decent read (none mentioned) I can't imagine either of them playing the way they did with a hand that the 9 completes, except 99. At this point if you're raised on the river, somebody has the trips and it sucks, but there isn't anything you can do about it. I would put CO on Axs (that paired on the flop, worst case is A7spades), Button on 88-TT. I would bet out and pray that neither of them got lucky.

PF, its probably 50/50 as to what you do. I like the limp, I also like raising. JJ is probably the only hand I wills ay this here. TT is a definate limp,and QQ is an easy raise.

Flop, Iwould have bet out, but the CR went ok, so no worries. But it did tell us a lot here, we're not up against a set. Maybe two pair (76s), but I doubt it. And I doubt we're up against overpairs, given the PF action. I think we're up against under pairs of some sort, maybe 1 guys just has overs.

Bet this the whole way, Hands like A6 will call you, so this is a +EV move.

I think you have to raise PF - you've probably got the best hand so get the money in there.

I don't think I like the check-raise on the flop. I can see doing it if the guy immediately to you left had bet, but I'm not sure you're going to thin the field much with the raise when the first guy already has money in this round - guess that depends on what you've seen him do before.

I think the river is probably a check-call situation, but I think it's close. There are a couple of straight possibilities, as well as the flush - I'm not sure I see top pair calling a bet here so I don't know what you're going to get called with that doesn't have you beat. If the other player is an aggressive player who likes to bluff, a check-raise might be a good play too.

Thanks for the thoughts - love the discussion as I like to see how others play.

Heres's my thinking:Preflop: JJ with 5 limpers and BB left to act - I like to play JJ against one or two people for high hand value, or against 6+ people for set value. I hate playing JJ against 3-5 people becuase even if you get lucky and flop three undercards it is very hard to protect your hand and any overcard absolutely kills you. If you are playing against 1-2 people and flop undercards you may be able to get one out on the flop and then if an overcard comes on the turn/river at least you got a shot still as they may not have paired up.
I felt like with 5 limpers, if I raised, I would drop the BB and maybe 1-2 people (tough to know though second hand at the table) and would be playing against 4-5 and out of position the whole hand. If there were 3 limpers, I raise every time. I also didn't want to get limp-reraised and that is a concern since I hadn't see everybody play yet and some people do that alot.
At live games I feel like reads are very important and since second hand at the table wanted to be able to get out cheap if a bad flop since out of position. I agree with the poster that said QQ KK AA raise every time, JJ is where I draw the line and I base it on reads and way the table plays. I think either way is OK, I don't think it is a "huge leak" by any means in this situation, it may be a minor leak, but I said I often would raise here anyway, just didn't this time.

Flop: This is where I TOTALLY disagree. You have a good but very vulnerable hand and you are out of position. YOU ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO LIMIT THE FIELD. The best way to do this is a checkraise. The early position people probably have two overcards and you have to get them out. This is NOT fancy play syndrome - this is good limit poker. There is NO way 6 people are checking this around. Just betting out does not protect your hand and anyone with two overcards will have pot odds to call a single bet. Betting out is terrible LIMIT poker in my opinion, much worse than the questionable prelop mistake and my probable river mistake.

Turn: Have to bet.

River: I dunno - that is the main reason I posted this. I think I missed a value bet. I couldn't figure out what the CO called two bets cold on the flop and then the turn. I feared two pair from CO as he limped late and may have with any two suited, one gappers, etc. I thought maybe my three bet on the flop convinced them I had a set. I had the button pegged on A7 as raising to protect a vulnerable hand on the flop but worried about the CO. I also though maybe one called the turn after picking up the flush draw.
At any rate, I checked, they both checked, I won the pot with Jacks and the button indeed showed A7o. The cutoff mucked - I guess he had a pair and a straight draw but who knows.
The A7o would have called so I missed a value bet. You can leak alot of money at limit not value betting so I am trying to improve this, very frustrating to me when I %$#@ one up.