$1/2 Friday night. Been at the table about 25 minutes.

Hero ($300) MAWG, I don't think either V is beyond level 0.

V1 ($300) MAHG - reg, reasonable ABC player. I don't know his game terribly well but he seems pretty face up.

V2 (~$140) mid 50's white lady. Tourney reg, occasional cash player. Don't know much about her game.

V1 is MP, V2 is BTN, H is EP/MP. maybe one other V limps, H has AcQc and makes it $15, V1 and V2 call.

Flop ($44)
QxJc4d

H leads for $26, V1 calls fairly quickly, so does V2.

Turn ($96)
9d
H checks (not good card for H, great card for V's), V1 checks, V2 shoves for $95. H?

I really feel like if V2 was ahead on the flop she would have repopped it. Can absolutely have K10 here, probably not J8, can have KQ, QJ, Q10 and maybe as low as Q9. J10 is a possibility. V1 looks ready to fold.

Is TPTK good enough to call here?

Based on 1) combo perspective; 2) other V appears uninterested; 3) getting 2-1, I think it is.

Not much history, nonetheless I'd include hands like QT/JT/T9 in her flop call/turn shove range. Also, 70 bbs effective to start the hand.

Given that her stack size is so uncomfortable, it's possible she has tp or better. If she bets anything smaller, she won't get any better hands to fold otr.

I think it's a call.

So this, I think, is a straight forward call and it appears you guys agree.

RESULTS
H calls and V has Q10dd for the combo draw. River bricks and my hand is good. The only hand I could find that I was behind to is Q9 and I could find a whole bunch of pair and draw hands I'm ahead of.