5-10 no reads, early in session. Hero 1950 is effective.

V1 Utg +1 opens to 50. Hero call in HJ with 9h9d. V2 in SB calls (BB was rec so could be less concerned with squeeze).

Flop Tc53 with 2 clubs total. Believe 5 was club but not sure.

V1 bets 110, Hero call, V2 raises to 340. V1 folds. Hero call.

Turn 5o. V2 jams. Hero call.

Only 5 he has pre and raises flop are 55 (1 combo), 53s? (2 combos), and I believe 5 was club but if not, could have a few pair plus draw like A5, 65.

TT? I think squeezes pre.

Could have 33 (3 combos)

Could have other flush draws.

I have a few flush draws that flat pre (QJs, 98s, 87s). Not sure if I have them as flop flats though. If I do flat, I likely flat V2 raise in position with draw. So those would be turn folds.

I have some T like QTs, JTs, T9s. I guess those would be better turn calls since I block TT if he has that or somehow a two-pair.

Feel like red 99 is reasonable. Fold to flop c bet multi-way? Fold to V2 raise? Fold to jam?

Tbh I find myself calling in large pots and ruining sessions.

Also it’s quite funny what he ended up having.

We probably have KTs and ATs as well flatting UTG+1 open.

Given how many Ts we have and only getting 2:1, I think we can fold 99 on the turn. SB would've had to get through UTG+1 as well on the flop so I can't imagine he has TOO many bluffs.

Because of your last sentence I guess he had T5 or something?

He had KT

Any merit to folding pre? Seems wicked nitty, but alarm bells have to be going off when generic live villain 5x's UTG, right?

V2 majorly overplayed his hand and was lucky he ran into this part of your range, OP. We probably can call off w/ our Tx, JJ and better and fold the 66-99 and be fine here in the future.

Folding 99 pre 200bb deep would be pretty insane.

Ah yeah true. For some reason I thought we were 100 bb.

Okay, carry on OP.


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Fold flop the first time, then fold again vs the raise. It's not even close for either decision.

As played turn is the closest decision but once again we can fold 99