6 max 1/2 NL

v1- Overall ABC. Seems to be a little nitty. Ive seen some of his hands go to showdown where he had clear raises on flop or turn and just selected to call. Limp calls a majority of the time. He was winning when i first sat down but i have taken a couple pots off of him and he is starting to get frustrated. He is starting to show aggression towards me but it isn't calculated more ego driven.\

v2- loose passive. I have not seen him raise pre yet. Limp calls everything. Been at the table for about 2 hours and has not been in a decent size pot yet. He is limping prob 60% of hands. Post flop seems to be ABC.

OTH

v1 limps 2 (700$)

MP limps 2

Hero(BTN) makes it 15 QQ(900$)

v2(SB) calls 15 (500$)

BB folds

v1 now back raises to 45

mp folds

Hero- i thought about 4 betting. I could tell from the dynamic of the table that v1 was getting frustrated with me. However he hadn't back raised the entire session. Obv this is a very common play by LLS players.

Call or Raise?

As played

Hero calls- 45

v1- calls 45 (this is the biggest pot he has played)

Pot- 140$

Flop- J 6 3

v2(sb) checks

v1- bets 55

Hero- calls 55

v2 calls 55

Pot= roughly 315

Turn- 9

v2 checks

v1- checks

Hero- I felt like a was kind of in a pickle here. Could be overanalyzing the spot somewhat but i had been playing with v1 for hours and he was the type to possibly check KK/AA here because the size of the pot intimidates him. He is not OMC type but he is conservative.

Also like i mentioned earlier this is a massive pot for v2 to be involved in

Pot= 315

v1- has about 600 behind

v2- has about 400 behind

Is this a clear bet on turn?

As played

Hero- bets 165$

v2(sb)- jams for 400$

v1 tank folds

Hero- ???? I beat one hand AJ and this kid has not shown anything close to this type of aggression

Getting about 4:1, I don't see how you can fold unless you have a read he would never do this with a draw, nor TP. That said, you're going to lose most of the time.

I really try to avoid playing Qq multi-way, even in position, unless the Villains are spewy. I think the preflop play has set up a gross spot on a board that’s pretty good for us.

I cannot find a fold when the Villains check this turn. If he has JJ you must pay that man his money.

Pretty gross. I don't know how you can possibly be good here. I don't fault any of your play, although knowing V1 might check AA/KK on
the turn, it might be a passive check. Folding is probably correct, but I don't think I could do it.

If the 9 helped him it's because it gave him a few more outs. Pair + FD, OESFD, that type of stuff. No nutted hand x/c that flop unless he actually floated with 99 and thats it. Ez call.

easy call. not that he can't have you beat, just an easy call

v2 is a kid? sounded like a MAWG from the playing description