Re: Q9s hand
I think I'll base my play mainly on how I read the original raiser. If he's an aggressive-tricky player, a mini-raise can mean many times AA, KK, and then I probably wouldn't call to begin with with Q9. But if he mini-raises with a large range of hands, I think that that's the flop I'd like to see. 2 is not very possible here, IMO, so what is left is some AQ or KQ. I think I will tend to bet quite heavily on the flop, against certain opponents even all-in (it depends on my image and the previous play).
At short, I'd say you're probably ahead. If the problem is the kicker, well, you knew it PF already...
Hope someone will critisize me...
PrayingMantis
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