New table formed, first 30 minutes of play. Table has just filled, and since going 9 handed seems relatively passive pre, with most pots being limped.

Villain 1 seems tight. Older guy 50+, bought in full, hasn't played many hands (hasn't shown any down).

Villain 2. 50+, bought in full. Involved in a lot of pots, seems to be betting a lot post flop.

Hero- Hasn't really played any hands yet. Bought in for about 66BB.

Hero dealt 9c10c on button.

About 5 limpers to hero, hero overlimps in position.

V1 makes it 12 from the BB.
V2 UTG calls, 3 other callers, hero calls.

Pot 60ish.
Flop:Jc 9h 8d

V1 leads for 25.
V2 min raises to 50.
Folds to hero.

Hero AI for 183.

So AP I was thinking V1 despite NOT playing alot of hands, had pretty much a 100% cbet frequency, and neither of these guys were paying much attention to flop textures. V2s min raise just seemed weak, and he's been agro/splashy in a lot of pots post flop. I think V2 can be doing this with any piece of the flop.

With mid pair+OESD+BDSF I feel like I have a lot of equity in this spot. I also have a 10 blocker, and wanted to try to get the money in before any cards come up to kill the action.

Snap fold. Probably fold pre as well since we're pretty shallow, but whatever, we have position. You can get an equity calc to find your equity. I think we're at best ~35% here.

Also, after only 30 minutes, you've only seen maybe 15-20 hands top. Way too small of a sample size to draw reads from frequencies alone.

-EV

Granted there's much better spots, but....

So found a free equity program that works a lot like poker stove.

If we give V2, Any combo of board pairs and 2p (any J,9,8), we're 60/40 against that range.
Keeping V1 around and giving him A10+, and any PP, we're 38/30/30% against both.

~41% eq required if V2 never folds and V1 always does.