Stud High Limit 100/200

Seat 1: (1680 in chips)
Seat 2: (1380 in chips)
Seat 3: (1050 in chips)
Seat 4: Hero (2895 in chips)
Seat 5: (1398 in chips)

Seat 1: posts the ante 20
Seat 2: posts the ante 20
Seat 3: posts the ante 20
Seat 4: posts the ante 20
Seat 5: posts the ante 20

*** 3rd STREET ***
Dealt to Seat 1 [6]
Dealt to Seat 2 [3]
Dealt to Seat 3 [9]
Dealt to Seat 4 Hero [4 K J]
Dealt to Seat 5 [7]
Seat 2: brings in for 30
Seat 3: calls 30

Pot = 160

Hero? pot is 160 cost to call = 30 odds are 5.3:1 (15.8%)

Heros Equity is 4.3:1 (18.7%)

two players in front haven't bet. 2 players yet to act behind us.
Unknowns at this point when playign stud hi.

Do we call here? if we bet representing two jacks how often are we up against a higher pair or trips? Is it standard to call with a pair of 9s like seat 3 has done? if we bet to reduce the field we are a dog to a pair of 9s. Its correct for a pair of 9s to call since he has 41% equity against JJs since we are repesenting them but really 99s has over 60% equity.

Pot = 260/70 call = 3.7:1 (21%)

No we do not call. We fold. The best hope for our hand would be stealing in very late position. We are not stealing vs a limper.

I'm not sure what a 9 limping is representing. But I really doubt he's the type of player that is going to fold easily. When you get a hand with some value, make value bets vs him.

9 likely has some kind of a drawing hand (many weak players split their ranges in this way) and you might be able to take it away from him later if you complete, but there are too many players left to act behind you. Just fold. ABSOLUTELY don't limp

Fold. You don't have anything and aren't in position for a steal (even if you're third to act of five players) because seat three already called. Looking at your chips, you're doing just fine. Crush them on the next hand.