SB:$14.54 (vpip: 21, pfr: 16, 3bet:4, hands: 830)
BB: $13.65 (21, 18, 9, 931)
UTG: $9.20 (25, 12, 3, 155)
HJ: $51.31 (36, 0, 0, 11)
C0: $10.15 (15, 12, 2, 153)
Hero (BTN): $15.69

Preflop: Hero is in BTN with 9T
folds to hero, Hero bets $0.25, SB raises to $0.90, BB folds, Hero calls $0.55

Flop: ($1.80) 98A
SB bets $0.90, hero calls $0.90

Turn: ($3.60) A
SB bets $2.30, Hero folds



Preflop: Folding, calling, and 4betting all seem like reasonable plays to me. Folding seems good because we are behind villains range equity wise, but also seems nitty considering it is SB vs. BTN. Calling is good because we have lots of implied odds and position, but also just have to give up on plenty of flops. 4 betting seems good because we have a good bluffing hand and are 150 BB deep putting a ton of pressure on villain, but villain only has 3bet stat of 4 so maybe we shouldn't be 4bet bluffing almost at all.

Flop: I think I'm pretty crushed by villains range but there are some bluffs I can be ahead of. Also a 7,9,T,J, or club are all good cards for me so flatting in position seems like the obvious play here. Curious what you all think.

Turn: Seems like an easy fold to me

Preflop: I disagree that folding is in any way reasonable. He's a nit so we have good implied odds and just make sure not to spew. If he was aggressive preflop, we can take this pot away a lot when we hit any kind of draw or a decent bd draw like 3x58x type of flop or just hit a pair and show it down.

Also, his overall 3-bet is 4% but I highly doubt that his sb vs button 3-bet range is 4%. It's probably more like 9% or more.

Flop: Good thoughts.
Turn: ^^^

Well played.
Well said .isolated.

Seems pretty good to me. I'm a little nitty about calling 3-bets OOP, but in position I think we should call a really wide range of suited hands.

I'm calling flop because we still have decent equity against his range. It's not super fun and we have to fold most turns when he double barrels, but if we're not floating on this texture when we make a pair, we're not floating with much at all.

Folding turn.