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[QUOTE="Hermus, post: 6189616, member: 346197"]
[B]Pre:[/B]
Nothing to say you have the best hand.

[B]Flop:[/B]
Not the best flop for your range but a great flop for your hand. BB decides to lead out which is probably not a huge mistake because they can have all the sets and two pairs to offset the range advantage we have with all the premium overpairs. More often than not though they're not doing this with the nuts but rather something weird that maybe looks nice (which is probably the reason BB gives up on the turn).

Considering both players are playing <100bb deep and SB cold-called an open raise I guess both players are there to have fun. Therefore, I think we can raise for value and expect to get called by OESD, gutters, 8x, maybe even worse overpairs and 7x and 3x.

[B]Turn:[/B]
The Tc looks scary as it completes J9s and 96s, but it also baits action from the more likely JT, T9s and the occasional AT that decided to float the flop. If BB turned a straight I also find it unlikely that they're slowing down. Much more likely is that they turned a marginal showdown worthy hand and looking for pot control. I think we can bet for value again.

[B]River: [/B]
You now have a hidden overpair. SB doesn't really complete any obvious draws so they're probably just taking a stab at the pot. Still unlikely to get called by worse on the river though because playing OOP SB could still have a lot of sets and two-pair. Raising for thin value targeting Qx is pushing it IMO so I'm happy to just call.
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