Is the HH Converter down? I'm a bit lost on what to do on the flop and turn here over 200BBs deep.

No good reads on Villian.

I feel like it's strange for villain to be so excited about that turn card unless it hit him but I still have a decent hand?

Does anyone c/r the flop? I was worried about how deep we were that it was a bit much to put that much action in on the flop.

If villain has a set or straight we're in real trouble but we could have the best hand sometimes?

I mean I guess we could just fold pre. It's not the greatest hand to play OOP...

PokerStars - Omaha Pot Limit ($1/$2 USD)
UTG: Villain ($423.99 in chips)
CO ($199 in chips)
HJ ($200 in chips)
BTN ($216.50 in chips)
SB ($321.18 in chips)
BB: Hero ($442.18 in chips)

SB: posts small blind $1
Hero: posts big blind $2
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Q 9 6 8]
Villain (UTG): raises $5 to $7
HJ: folds
CO: folds
BTN: folds
SB: folds
Hero (BB): calls $5

*** FLOP *** [9 7 4]
Hero: checks
Villain: bets $14.25
Hero: calls $14.25

*** TURN *** [9 7 4] [6]
Hero: checks
Villain: bets $41.32
Hero: ...

Not sure we need to defend this pre-flop at this depth. I think you should lead flop, and having checked, xr.

As played would call the turn.

Agreed, exactly.

I do like the idea of lead/calling flop. That's probably the best.

If you're calling turn, are you calling pot bet on the river on any cards that aren't 9,6,T,5? Maybe a river 2 or 3 we check/call and a river 7/4 we bluff?

My worry was that that turn card looks like it smashes my range and he's still potting the turn. But maybe he's just aggro, I'm not sure.

I ended up folding because I didn't feel like I could call river and am not drawing very live if behind, but feel gross about the whole hand, really.