Live €1/2 game

A bit of background information: people like to limp and try to see flops to make hands - I am probably the only one who does pre-flop raising on this table despite it being a full ring
I also cbet more often than I normally do as people most of the time people would limp-call preflop and it seems they also fold to a cbet more than normal

One limper from early position and I made it €12 from cutoff with J9 - my starting stack is €500
SB and BB (starting stack: €350) called and limper surprisingly folded

Pot: €38

Flop: 964

Both SB and BB checked - I bet €26
SB folded and BB called

Pot: €90

Turn: 9
so we turned trips but it also puts a backdoor flush draw onboard

BB checked again and I bet €46
He tanked then put in a check-raise of €146

How would you proceed from here?

Thank you all

any more info on the V? have you seen them c/r before? unfortunately the BB here as all the 44's and 66's but i think its still a bit to tight to be folding here. i would call and see what comes on the river

Any more info on BB?

You probably can fold this. The sort of passive players who don't raise preflop also don't bluff checkraise here, and you are losing to the majority of playable 9s. You have to treat this like an allin raise because BB is going to shove river and nothing will have changed, so you need to decide now whether you want stacks going in.

NH, WP up to now.

I think we have to call turn, we are getting ~3:1 and he can have some worse 9x (in my experience people have 98 or T9 way more often than K9 or Q9). Not loving it obviously, because A9/44/66 are out there.

Yea can't fold yet. Plenty of worse 9s

Are we really getting 3 to 1 though? If we call the pot will be 380 and he'll have 166 left. If he bets that OTR, are you ever folding, on any river? Because if not, you might as well be calling off the whole 266 right now.

You have the top of your range and beat many worse trips. Pretty easy call turn call river.

I think you should bet turn bigger to defend ur hand from draws,ur small bet put u on a hard spot,u should get a desicion on turn want u to get in or not,if U thnk ur hand is ok u should call,because villain has bluffs in his range,regarding ur small bet and if u shove u will get away them from the hand.
If villain is passive and u think he cant bluff here==>fold, other situations I would call

Not a lot more information on the villain besides he doesn't show that much aggression and most of the time he just plays like others - limp and limp-call pre-flop then fold to a cbet - I don't know whether my thought is good or not about this one -> I didn't give him much credit on a set and weighed his range more heavily towards a 9x and combo draw as I would check-raise the flop when there is a potential flush draw onboard rather than trying to trap for flop and turn as flatting flop and risk a turn check back and might let the in position guy to get a free card

I agree with your logic here, still putting the $ in.