No real read on what UTG's 4X raise means. He called off a 10BB re shove with 10 K so he could be viewed as quite a wild player. Small blind is playing a tight game.

What should be our re shove range here? as we pretty much never call in this spot. Is folding 99's too tight?

Poker Stars, $6.82 Buy-in (200/400 blinds, 40 ante) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 9 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite. View Hand #37227041

BTN: 19,543 (48.9 bb)
SB: 3,795 (9.5 bb)
Hero (BB): 13,905 (34.8 bb)
UTG+1: 9,612 (24 bb)
UTG+2: 4,890 (12.2 bb)
MP1: 6,579 (16.4 bb)
MP2: 6,380 (16 bb)
MP3: 9,266 (23.2 bb)
CO: 2,030 (5.1 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 9 9
UTG+1 raises to 1,760, 6 folds, SB calls 1,560, Hero:

If SB is playing a tight game, how can he have a calling range here?

If SB is inducing a steal/shove from you, fold now.

If we are sure that UTG has a calling range of say 8% of hands we only have like 43% equity vs his range here so not a good spot to be flipping.. I think we should be shoving maybe <4% as we will always be ahead of SB also if theyre a fish. If SB is a tight reg then I dont think hes calling to fold here and 99 becomes a fold... but top 3% of our range probably 3bet shoving as it looks like a squeeze and we have 63% equity vs utg calling range and not worried about 9bb stack in the SB.

If small blind isnt in the hand and utg is a wild player I think calling is fine as UTG probably isnt folding often enough to 3bets.. flatting and seeing a flop the value of the 2 9s goes up postflop against a weaker aggro player

Flatting seems fine

wait what?

I don't see either of them folding if I jam or position mattering and I'm not folding this vs wide OR. This seems close enough in either way so I want to make a better postflop decision compared to preflop. Definitely good spot to post and I prolly jammed this ingame before but I think calling is better.