I overplay 99

[sammy_g]

Both opponents in this hand have TAGish stats. I haven't noticed either get out of line.

Party 10/20, 6 handed. I am in the CO with 99.

UTG folds, UTG+1 raises, I 3 bet (standard?), Button folds, SB calls 3 cold, UTG+1 caps, we both call of course.

Flop: 55K rainbow

SB checks, UTG+1 bets, I call (?), SB calls.

Turn: Another 5 hits the board.

SB checks, UTG+1 bets, I raise, intending it to be the last bet I put in the pot.

Good or dumb? Should I have bailed earlier in the hand?

Edit: Fixed the action.

[wheelz]

The flop. I don't see one hand you're ahead of. AQs, maybe, but even that might be stretching it

[sammy_g]

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The flop. I don't see one hand you're ahead of. AQs, maybe, but even that might be stretching it

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OK, so I should just fold the flop?

I might have botched every street with this hand.

[alta_chuttes]

Even if he is super snug (this is like 11ish, which translates to less than a 15 pfr IMO) you are ok 3-betting with the dead money. Preflop is routine.

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equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 50.5262 % 49.97% 00.56% { 77+, A9s+, KJs+, ATo+, KJo+ }
Hand 2: 49.4738 % 48.91% 00.56% { 99 }

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[wheelz]

No, definitely 3-bet preflop. But you're getting 14:1 on the flop, I don't see how you can have the best hand now and you're not getting the odds to try and improve

edit: This might be close to being a flop peel... but I'll let someone less poker mathematically challenged figure that out

[Surfbullet]

I fold the flop. We're not folding any better hands, ever, and we don't have odds to draw.

I like preflop.

Surf