Villain is playing 22/9/7af for 132 hands
what is your line preflop/on flop?

NL Holdem $250(BB), ante $25

SB ($4,120)
Hero ($7,174)
UTG ($6,625)
UTG+1 ($25,383)
UTG+2 ($10,270)
MP1 ($7,801)
MP2 ($18,078)
MP3 ($3,591)
CO ($9,259)
BTN ($13,955)

Dealt to Hero T T

fold, fold, UTG+2 raises to $625, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero calls $375

FLOP ($1,625) 6 5 2

Hero checks, UTG+2 bets $911,

Hero?

Call one, re-eval ott.

+1

FLOP ($1,625) 6 5 2

Hero checks, UTG+2 bets $911, Hero calls $911

TURN ($3,447) 6 5 2 A

Hero checks, UTG+2 bets $1,125,

Hero?

Doubt he has worse now often enough even at that price since Ax got there.
Might be valuebetting thin KK-QQ.

sizing OTT doesn't look like he wants you to fold.
and i don't like to invest a lot of chips in a bluff here, so just fold

yeah fold, if we were considerably deeper this is a great spot to try and rep a set imo.

not in a 10r imo. fold turn, although i can still see him having worse some of the time. sizing is prob value, very rarely he might do this with 77-99 to get cheap showdown by keeping the initiative. and his value range crushes your hand pretty much.

c/r/soulread flop smallish imo to 1999. there are 16 possible overs ott, to make your life miserable. its bluffish, and a 22/9 drooler would likely not fold AQ or mid pair type hands, so could work for value as well.

This is terrible advice

dear dereds, if you say something is terrible, then you must say also WHY it is terrible. this is the simplest of etiquettes...

3b/c pre
i wonder why everyone flats here OOP vs an aggressive 22/x

turn is close, his AF is very high, you have to expect tons of barrels from him.

no I don't,

not when it's either self evident or you thinking about why it's terrible would be more use to you than me telling you

check raise soulread after putting in over 1/3 of your stack with TT on 652r after starting the hand with ~28bb's is awful

what may also be considered terrible is check raising then having to soul read because you don't know what you are doing to a shove

think more post less

I thought about 3b/c, it certainly isn't terrible. I dont think Afq is that reliable though

AF is an indicater and his turn bet is pretty small + we dont have alot of Ax (or better) in our range here.
ppl usually play turn the most "face up" when facing another bet.
it's certainly not a nobrainer c/f.

i want to 3b/c since it negates his positional advantage in a HU pot and bc i usually be percieved to be lighter than average joe,
i get why alot of players dont want to 3b/c here, but i dont agree with it.