flopped Quads. Best way to get value?

SuitedPairSuitedPair
in Analyze My Hand
No Limit Hold'em Tournament T15/T30
Buy-in: $3.16+$0.34 USD Hold'em No Limit
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8 players

Stacks:
UTG - Baseadao420 (T1,480)
UTG+1 - Hero (T1,450)
MP - RedTigerOsca (T1,440)
MP2 - FEDOR520 (T1,470)
CO - HubDoi (T1,985)
BTN - Vitorgon6681 (T1,455)
SB - ARS55555 (T1,185)
BB - queenaclubs1 (T1,995)

Preflop: (T45, 8 players) Hero is UTG+1 with As Ac
Baseadao420 calls T30,
Hero raises to T120,
4 folds,
ARS55555 calls T105, 1 fold,
Baseadao420 calls T90

Flop: Ad Ah Kh (T390, 3 players)
ARS55555 checks, Baseadao420 checks, Hero checks - ? do you bet out here ever?

Turn: Th (T390, 3 players) - Tinfoil hat in full effect here waiting for QJh to snap me off in a non Bad Beat room....

ARS55555 checks, Baseadao420 checks, Hero bets T195, 2 folds, Uncalled bet of T195 returned to Hero - is the bet here silly? should I allow for a catch up on the river?

Total Pot: T390

Hero wins T390

Comments

  • UnknownUnknown
    betting the flop is the silly bet i think unless they are known good players and even then i don't know if its best.

    betting the turn is mandatory imo, although it would be nice if we could let everyone get there, chances are they will miss, so we should bet the turn to get value from draws.
  • betrthanphilbetrthanphil
    Quad Aces is prob a bad hand to get because its so hard to get value. Flop bet isnt that horrible with a K and FD out there but if you get called I prob check turn to try to get value on river. Almost never get 3 streets of value unless they boat up or something
  • SuitedPairSuitedPair
    seems it's almost as big a crap shoot to get an opponent that can call as it was to get the gawd flop in the first place.

    thank you gentlemen,
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