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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6810564, member: 385063"]
I know you lost from your post title-you may consider not preloading results so that you do not bias the viewers outlook.(y)
I do not know the exact results yet watching the viewer-stopped on turn lead by BB

Checking flop is fine- When the BB leads they can have the most nut hands as played 87c/s J8c/s KJc/s  as well as the most likely to have a huge combo draw as played QJc AJc KQccThey also can have TT and at this buy-in level QQ played poorly preflop

As to worse  made hands they can have AQcc  and two pair hands so a great exercise for you to do would be to build that range into EQUILAB-ITS FREE and then look at your equity for 99 vs that range to determine if you want to be playing for stacks on the turn.

I would call with 99 in this spot because even the two pair hands can outdraw me and there is a third player live who could have some of the nut hands as well.

Two callers terrible river card  The ten is not a safe card for us QT makes a full now that was one of our value targets -when we played the turn we wanted to start thinking about what we are going to do on the river already before we see the card.

On the river we ask this question---what are we bluffing here? Are we trying to get a straight to fold?  In a 2 NL game?

Other than 99 what other full houses do we have as played?  Are we ever checking QQ 66 on flop?

When we min click it back and they shove are they shoving enough worse hands for us to call?

This is a very difficult spot the key is to think about my last statement are they shoving enough worse hands--if yes call if no then exploit fold.

this was an ugly cooler so do not feel badly about losing here.

:unsure::geek:
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