So I haven't played limit in ages but I wanted a break from PLO and this game looked rather juicy. Player A is overaggro and constantly 3- and 4 bets with any pocket pair or suited connector, Player B seems to be folding all but the top 10 hands and player C seems to be playing way too many weak hands. Most hands go to showdown and player 3 seems to be the type to snap off overpairs quite a lot; a lot of the hands we see from him are 2 pair or better.

I guess most of the hands below count as unfortunate outdraws, but just checking at what point I should lay them down.

Hand 1: I get QQ otb. Player C raises, I 3bet, player A 4bets from the SB, call, call.
3 to a flop of [Tc][4h]. Player A leads, C calls, I raise, A folds, C calls.
Turn: . Check, I bet, call.
River: . Check, I bet and get checkraised.
Should I check behind here? Fold to the CR? I made the curiosity call, villain had KQ.

Hand 2: I get KK otb. Player B raises, C calls, I reraise, call, call.
Flop: 227r. B leads, C raises, I 3bet, B folds, C calls.
Turn: Q. Check, I bet, villain checkraises, I???

Hand 3: AA in the SB. C raises, I 3bet, A 4bets, C and I call.
Flop: K86r. I lead, A raises, C calls, I reraise, cap, call.
Turn: 2. I lead again, A raises, C calls, I call?
River: K. I check, A bets, C calls, I???
Ok to make a crying call here or is it too obvious I'm beat?

You will get much more constructive advice if you list each hand in a seperate thread. Thsi is way too noisy.

Hand 1 is tough to fold, but you are probably behind. Still I probably call.

Hand 2 i am re-raising turn and re-evaluating. A lot of times this is something like AQ and he figures he just hit on you.

Hand 3: Full speed ahead until that river K. That plain sucks. You can't overcall.