$1/$2 NL
Hero (TAG image) $217 CO T9
(Villain young black kid TAG, raises $6-7 pre, likes to triple barrel)

UTG limps, I limp in CO, Button limps, SB (villain) makes it $7.. BB calls.. 5 to the flop

Flop
Q76
SB bets $17 into 4 people, I call

Turn K
SB bets $35 (we pick up a double gutter & our hand is disguised)

River T
SB bets $100 leaving $25 behind, I fold

Can we ever shove turn? Can we fold the turn?

My thoughts: He has Qx & sets & overpairs in his range, I have 3bet him out of the BB to his UTG open previously so I would most likely 3bet my strong Qx and Kx type hands from the CO

Fold pre. dont limp and dont call the raise.
Fold flop.
You are stacking errors from the limp and its adding up.

A TAG doesnt limp T9o.
A TAG doesnt call with a gutshot on the flop
A TAG doesnt call the turn...he raises when he picks up equity AND an overcard hit the turn that could scare villain.

You're not a TAG. This hand is played like a typical loose passive fish. Excuse my harshness, but you'll get killed playing like this. Tough love, Sir.

If you have a TAG image why limp from CO? If you convinced to be perceived as a TAG than is a perfect spot to squeeze or fold NO CALL!

+1

Preflop limp is OK sometimes. Even then your hand is too weak to limp every time and only if the table leans passive so you won't face a raise very often. The EP limper probably won't fold to a raise but depending on how he plays post flop it would be OK sometimes. It's a trivial fold when raised preflop and on the flop.

On the turn you improved a disguised good draw but it's not a great one. And it is so well disguised it won't have the FE on a raise that you need. He bet enough you can't get odds to draw so you need to fold.

Fold pre.
If you don't fold pre, squeeze after the tiny raise and multiple calls. Make it ~$45 and profit. You can probably bet the flop if called in 1 place, if you get called on the flop it would depend on who called and stack size. Might be able to shove the turn, might just have to give up though.

Wow! This hand has so much fail. Dude. Subscribe to Upswing Lab, or read a good book like Harrington on Cash games or something. Wow! Just wow!

[GRUNCH]

Why is it that you limped behind UTG when it's folded to you?
Why is it you call another $5 with T9 off-suit? You don't even have absolute position.

Going to the flop, the pot is $35 - $3 rake & $2 BBJ where I play, so the pot is $30. When SB bets $17 & it's folded to you, the pot is $45 & you are calling $17, getting 2.65:1 & the Button hasn't acted yet.

So SB likes to triple barrel, but the Button is one of 5 players pre. There is a flush draw & a str8 draw possible & it didn't hit either of the 2 players who folded, which IMO, increases chances it hit the Button.

Now there is $97 in the pot & you're getting 2.77:1 on an 8 out draw [if V doesn't have s], about 16% equity & you're $35 is 27% of the total money in the pot.

Why would you do this unless you thought you had bluff equity? Since V likes to triple barrel, wouldn't this be the spot to shove? Is a shove taking it down often enough?

We asked ourselves that on the turn?

I thought this V was a triple-barrel monkey?

Now that I've looked at responses, I wish I had chosen to just read them & then I could have given thumbs up to Starr's post & moved on.