$1/$3 at the casino
Hero is TAG...has been at this table for around 2 hours and has only shown down winners.

Villain is mid 60s male, pretty passive, not opening many pots, but more active overall than typical OMC. Sees a lot of cheap flops when he can, and has chased some draws.

Hero and villain both have stacks around $350

OTTH

Villain limps UTG.

UTG + 1 also limps.

Hero looks down at 9️9️ and opens to $20.

Everyone but the UTG villain folds and we go heads up to the flop.

Flop $43 K️9️3️

Villain checks

Hero bets $27 and villain calls

Turn $95. Q️

Villain checks

Hero bets $60

Villain raises to $125

Hero calls

River $345. 4️

Villain jams all in his remaining $170

Hero???

No?...
Easy call on the river imo.

All streets are probably fine if you call the river.

He has too many straights/flushes for us to fold imo.

I'm sorry river was a red 4. I do not have a full house

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Just edited post my bad

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Then it's probably a ho hum fold.

Everything else still seems fine. You beat almost nothing.

Have to call. And you should be good way more often than you need to be based on equity. Folding a boat here is madness. Especially given there is a 3-flush and straight board out there. Those are very easily in his range. Even if he is a passive player, he’s likely to think a straight or flush is good here and that you don’t have a boat — hence giving him reason to bet such a hand for value. If he DOES have kings or queens of quads, then that’s horrid luck friend. A monster under the bed, just call and keep moving


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Please don't include the last action (which is considered part of results) as it can bias advice. I edited it out.

Much bigger OTF please. Get that value and charge his draws much more. At least $40 and consider an overbet. If he has a pair and a good club, he'll pay.

Turn bet is fine. I hate seeing a loose-passive make a small raise here, but he could have KQ, and even if he flopped a flush we have FH outs. I also call.

River is likely a fold to this player type. I don't think he shoves his 2p after you call the turn c/r, so this is almost always a flopped flush, sometimes a str8, and the occasional set of Qs,