Hey,
This hand is from a 530 aussie millions sat (so basically a WTA)
I OPR'ed V1 and he semmed to be pretty ok. Coldcaller is a huge fish.
V1 just moved to the table so no stats.
Is calling that bad as he will bet/fold a lot imo and to let the fish the possibility to overcall with an ace.
The table was really soft, thats also a point to consider.

PokerStars - $500+$30|150/300 Ante 25 NL - Holdem - 8 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

CO: 18,359.00
Hero (BTN): 9,575.00
SB: 19,803.00
BB: 6,480.00
UTG: 4,735.00
UTG+1: 19,790.00
MP: 17,889.00
MP+1: 6,850.00

CO posts ante 25.00, Hero posts ante 25.00, SB posts ante 25.00, BB posts ante 25.00, UTG posts ante 25.00, UTG+1 posts ante 25.00, MP posts ante 25.00, MP+1 posts ante 25.00, SB posts SB 150.00, BB posts BB 300.00

Pre Flop: (650.00) Hero has 7 9

fold, fold, MP raises to 600.00, fold, fold, Hero raises to 1,275.00, fold, BB calls 975.00, MP calls 675.00

Flop: (4175.00, 3 players) T 6 3
BB checks, MP checks, Hero checks

Turn: (4175.00, 3 players) A
BB checks, MP bets 600.00, Hero calls 600.00, BB calls 600.00

River: (5975.00, 3 players) K
BB checks, MP bets 2,400.00, Hero ?

with someone still to act behind I think I'm def just calling

Raise turn when he bets that size, if cold caller is a huge fish river seems like a really easy just call, you get way more value out of overcalls than raises here

I see, turn is more interesting. Why do you want to raise turn?
Its pretty meh when we have to give up to a shove.

probably because it is very rare for him to bet 600 into 4100 with the intention of shoving over a raise

think its more that hes weighted towards Tx and worse hands then Ax