Both villains are laggy fish that like to stab... plan was to c/r over one bet... now?

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $4(BB)
SB ($532)
BB ($769)
Hero ($369)
UTG+1 ($515)
CO ($607)
BTN ($560)

Dealt to Hero A A 7 2

Hero raises to $14, UTG+1 calls $14, fold, BTN calls $14, SB calls $12, BB calls $10

FLOP ($70) 9 5 7

SB checks, BB checks, Hero checks, UTG+1 bets $70, BTN raises to $152, SB folds, BB folds, Hero?

Pretty sure its a close your eyes and push and hope your hearts are in the deck.

fold

Fold, move on.

fold

def shove or call (doesn't matter which probably) how can a shove possibly be bad unless you can narrow 2nd lag down some ridiculous range. did everyone notice hero only started with 92bb?

if it goes 3 you'll have the right price vs their ranges, esp with the $70 dead money

If it goes 2 way you'll have $140 overlay which will give you odds vs non nit range.

someone post a range where we dont have the odds.

what are the odds against a set and made straight?

Meh, I didnt really consider the fact that the pot was so big already....but its still definitely going to be really really close...BU range should be redic strong here

ya i agree, button's range is gonna be straight and redraw city

vs 99** and 68** we have 26.5% equity.

vs 68** and 68*h*h we have 29.75% equity

vs two naked nuts we have 36% equity.

anyone who says they fold is a liar

that said, folding might be right

Should have posted more thoughts with the OP but was playing at the time

BTN is super loose and bad (prolly 80%+ vpip on BTN), but I've played with him a lot and don't think he really raises here without 68**, of which he has tonssss of combos

UTG+1 could really have anything, his bet vs missed cbet is obscene, so I'm thinking call > shove to try to keep him in and create better odds for myself?

This. You can't be giving up much if anything by calling.

Hmm but if you shove is there any chance UTG1 would muck two pair or a set? Maybe my thinking is off but if he would fold these types of hands it would clean up outs in the sense that you get a hand that could potentially have you drawing near dead on the turn assuming the board pairs fold.