This hand is pretty strange, just moved to the table. So yeah I decide to flat 97s on the button vs utg raiser and take it to the streets. SB comes along and we arrive at a 3 way flop. Pick up the pair + fd which is great, feel I'm too deep to raise this and I have the benefit of position on the turn.

Turn, we get there on a pretty heavy flush completing card and UTG bets small. Do we raise here? Sizing? Plan for possible action we could face?
I flat? Cos position and to evaluate what SB does.

River completes JT and SB open jams splitting his range in a pretty hard and unbalanced way. Now what?

raise gii on turn. not sure why youre flatting a 1/4 pot bet

think I`m fine with your decisions and I think he doesn`t over-bet shoves non-flush combos into 2 uncapped ranges.

It all seems a little passive. I prefer 3b/fold or fold preflop, raise flop, raise turn.

+1 and call river as played.

I don't like to flat here PF unless I know raiser is bad or has some particular tendencies. Not a bad hand to 3-bet with on the button particularly if UTG+1 raiser folds to 3-bet a lot.

And SB is not as polarized as you suspected.

nipples suck...

i like pre

turn is ok too, i don't think it's a sin not to raise. for instance on this river card (the times sb doesn't spaz jam) i think your river raises get paid off a lot. you are pretty unlikely to get paid off on your turn raise and your river bet (when he checks river to you like he usually will after he bet/calls turn oop), and you don't necessarily love life getting it in on the turn

do we know anything about sb? i agree he should probably have it here if he's piling into two uncapped ranges, but you're gonna get people doing that with the naked Ac cause they have a blocker to the nuts and theyre salty they missed river

i smh and call

Have been here repeatedly and learned fold is best in my experience.

Dereds, I spoiled it wtf? u mad?
Seems you also don`t like Julianne Moore..

think its kind of nice to raise flop here w tons of equity
think turn has to be a raise
river has to be a fold

Not raising the turn is criminal especially with the utg+2's sizing. You are missing a tonne of value. River is a lolsnapcall.

As Greg I am fine flatting pre
Flop good
Turn is most interesting. I think we should be raising but could be convinced otherwise
River feels like a call mostly because of how we played the other streets

That's not even her best feature, Wash. Kind of an odd choice.

we shouldn`t (and not necessarily perceived to) raise turned flushes ott 3way with player yet to act (esp that low one). we`re never balanced there and its only calling for troubles. we also in terrible shape vs UTG 3betting range (or SB cold 3betting range). And r/f-ing flush 3way is kinda dumb.

Folding pre as a default without reads on UTG+2.

Calling flop is fine in my opinion.

I prefer raise/gii on the turn because I'd rather not allow AcX to draw to the river so cheaply and I think a fourth club kills action vs lots of made hands we currently beat.

Not sure about river. Leaning towards fold as I agree with WashUrHandsPlz that it's strange for him to overjam a hand like JTdd into two players both of whom can have the nut flush.

i agree with these sentiments

to all those speculating that he missed the nut flush, have you stopped to think about what hands that include the Ac would be flatting pre and flop?

the more interesting river question is whether people are doing this often enough with JT. answer seems like probably not--pretty clear fold.

turn is def. the most interesting street. i feel like if we can't raise and figure out what to do when we occasionally are reraised, then $22s have gotten a lot harder.

I'm generally not a fan of these types of arguments because I think we should always give ourselves the opportunity to make wise mid-hand adjustments, but I will throw this out there anyway because I think it's somewhat relevant here.

Where is the value in flatting with 97suited here if we underrepresent our hand, only commit 8 additional BBs to the pot and fold to a river bet where the SB is taking a fairly unusual line for value with a flush? Think about all of the times SB will either a) lead flop with FD, b) raise flop with FD, c) lead turn with made flush, d) raise turn with made flush or e) after taking this unusual line with a flush OTT, use a bet-sizing OTR that is more likely to be called?

I like your whole line and would call the river expecting to see J10 way to often. Expect villain to be raising the turn with a flush much more often than taking this line.

I like the passive line if we call down every riverbet.
Think raising flop is fine, but if villain is giving us value on our flush, I don't see why we should raise as we are IP and can probably get some value on river aswell.

who cares about balance in mtts? no one knows wtf is happening and in a 22 its not like villains are like oh so sick he can never raise/call this turn w o the nuts so i shall exploit!
its usually more like "oh hes repping so thin better call and evaluate river"

Oh and i misclicked my last post riv is kinda close not really sure

I guess river sucks cos we are not good always but ffs @ just clicking call all the way then folding river when we have made our hand

I think calling small turn bet is ok heads up but 3 way I prefer raise

I think if utg had bet turn bigger and we called there is a better case for folding river. You could make the argument that we're uncapped so his jamming range has to be better flushes, but we should have a ton more hands in our turn peeling range because of the price so it will be pretty rare for him to run into our nut hands, and therefore I think if he had it otr he would lead smaller. I'm calling.

Only a derpy ****** is going to take this line with anything, and a derpy ****** is absolutely capable of showing up with worse here.