Well that"s just weird.
UTG and UTG+1 that both limp EP. Then they both flat a raise.
There is no way they should have a premium hand (so take out AA, KK and QQ) They could have a pair which makes most sense or maybe some sort of connected cards. Two broadway cards is also possible in one of these. SB is supposed to have a good hand, if he is trying to steal the limps then the bet is too small and it does not fell like a spot to do that. He could have a pair, probably 88+ or two big cards. May be even SC although I would not like the play. To be honest with the sizing it feels like a premium hand or AK.
Flop looks dry to me I am assuming no flush draw not that it really should matter. The SB bets out weak (which usually means weak). UTG+1 makes the call so I don"t think he has that great of a hand either (at this point). MP2 can raise pretty light here in theory but I doubt many people do, the raise COULD be a squeeze but I am more inclined to think he has an overpair, TT or JJ, or a full house (77). He should not have many twos in his range though.
The SB then decides he wants to play and makes a proper raise, so I am now putting him on an overpair. UTG+1 calls again? This is again weird and I am staring to think he might have 22 or 77 as they about the only hands that make sense with this line. How long did it take to make the call?
UTG+1 keeps calling and should have a monster, looks like he should have 77 or 22 but could have a hand like A2s I guess. These do kind of fit with his preflop play.
MP2 shoves?
Has he overplayed the overpair? A bare 2 should not shove here as you should not get called when you are ahead too often given the action, 77?
What do they have? Well the action makes no sense at all but the best guess for hand ranges
SB Has a big pair most likely but could have 77 (or A2s but that is less likely imo).
UTG+1 has 77, 22 or A2
Not enough info to say what MP2 has but it looks huge as well. To be honest it also looks like 77 or a 2.
So imo - The small blind could have just a big overpair but could be stronger as well due to action.
MP2 - either has a 2 (somehow) or 77
UTG+1 - Has 77 or 22 as they are the only hands that make sense
So, SB should fold and UTG+1 should call and be ahead most of the time. Calling range here (which is all we actually need to get right) should be:-
A2 (questionable) as you beat all other 2"s (all other 2"s that have somehow got to this stage should fold as they should be crushed and you only lose to 77)
77 and 22 obv
Trying to guess the actual hands is pointless and actually counter productive as it is almost always impossible to do and is just lucky if you get it right, you should always be putting your opponents on a range of hands (imo of course). If I have to guess though:-
SB has AA
UTG+1 has 22
MP2 has 77
I really doubt the above it right as it would not be worth posting the hand and would definitely have made Tighty"s updates.
