Tues Evening 1/2, 5 handed

V1 (£500) - Mid 20s, not played with him before, saw him bet aggressively with KQo VS a good player on a Q high flop the first minute I sat down, and he took a big pot. When he was called he seems surprise his hand was good.

V2 (£180) - Mid 40s, loose passive, was against V1 not long ago, folded when he got re-raised on a 9A9Q board.

Hero (£300) - Sat down 2 orbits ago, played 1 hand limped with 44 UTG, when btn tried to steal overbet PF, I called along with SB, took the pot down on flop 669


Hero UTG found QQ

Hero raised to £12, V2 called, BTN called, SB called, V1 in BB called

Flop (£60)

J97

SB checked, V1 bet £33, Hero raised it to £83, V2 called, BTN folded, SB folded, V1 looked down to his chips, spent a long time stacking + counting then announced All in.

£205 to call a £514 pot (I was certain it soon to be £614 when V2 calls), getting 3:1

I felt he would not do this with 8T, I knew I would see V1's cards if I have folded as V1 will then go against V2 (No doubt he had a flush draw). Can't credit him set after seeing that KQ hand.

I am either massively ahead VS V1's Jx or drawing very thin.



Hero??

Pot odd is 4:1 assuming V2 calls and 3.5:1 if V2 Folds

Fold. Not convinced V could do this with TP for 150BBs effective. Need better reads before I believe that given the action in front. V's range is sets, two pair, pair plus flush draw/straight draw, and flopped straights, imo. Maybe just a bit of AcJx. Even if we only give him the suited two pair combos, we're like 21% against that range. We'd need 5:1 odds against V1 only.

If V2 is on the NFD and calls, our equity drops to 11%.