Full Tilt Poker $13,500 Guarantee (1r+1a) No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t25/t50 Blinds - 9 players
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UTG+2: t705
MP1: t890
MP2: t4955
CO: t7120
BTN: t2895
SB: t4065
Hero (BB): t2945
UTG: t5395
UTG+1: t1300

Pre Flop: Hero is BB with 9 Q
7 folds, SB raises to t100, Hero calls t50

Flop: (t200) 9 5 7 (2 players)
SB bets t900, Hero ???

i don't know... honestly no clue. timing may help me sway one way or another

Look him up on OPR- if he busts in the first 10% more than 20% of the time, then probably (with the higher the # the easier the call) . Otherwise, no.

in before someone says "if hes dumb enough to bet this much on the flop hes dumb enough to do it with tons of hands we beat"

just fold?

i prolly fold.......just a marginal spot that rly negates ur long term edge by pushing into a spot where we have 0 idea what he has

min raise + massive overbet = villian has monster. fold.

I'm allin. (sorry, no elaborate thought process, I guess it's just an experience thing).

just fold, no reason to get involved

The general line of a n00b playing a big overpair is to min raise pre and pot the flop. I don't think I've ever rly encountered the min raise/5x pot blast off flop bet. I'm honestly 50/50 here. I guess it comes down to how much you value your early tourney life. If you're one of those players that doesn't mind busting early for a shot at doubling up (and although we haven't played in awhile, I don't recall you being that type), I think this spot is fine to stick it in. But if you're the type who's looking for iron-clad spots to get his money in, there's really nothing wrong with cutting your losses here at 2 bb's.