saw a hand in a stream today that confused me a lot, i dont have the hand specifics but ill try my best to remember the important details.

so it was 16nl zoom 6max
hero is dealt Qc10c
the pot was raised from utg to aprox 3bb, utg+1 calls, hero (utg+2) calls, mp calls, and it folds to the button.
flop comes 9c4s6c
utg raises 2/3, utg+1 calls, and hero folds.

i asked in the chat if he didnt get the right price to call, and what hero expected to flop when he called pf, but i only got a vague answer involving something about hoping to flop 2p and bluffcatching 1 street.

one thing that may be important was that he was deepstacked and so was one other involved in the pot.

hope this isnt too noobish

imo flatting pre in that position is bad.
U open urself up for squeeze.

And flopping FD and then folding it? I have no idea what hero is trying to flop if he is folding this?
Seems sooo bad.

Note; 16NL streamer might not be the right place to search the ''ultimate knowledge''.
Nor is this forum. Nor is any poker book.
U should try ur best to understand the game and learn from ur mistakes (and others in this forum). U should try and question certain plays and why they are made (like u do here), so u can develop a solid strategy when playing.

Think cash game streams provide lots of entertainment value tho!

funny that he had the direct odds to call

Pre is ultra standard given positions.

Post is wtf for obvious reasons.