OK folks, time to play thorugh a hand. I'll talk you through my logic and thinking as I go along.
It's early on a 9-seater SnG. The table is generally timid, with quite a few players folding to big raises. Our villain is a strange one. He limps many hands and doesn't seem good at extracting value. In an earlier hand we saw him flop trip 9s (he checked), improve to a boat on the turn (he minbet then called a raise) and then check-called a small bet on the river.
Here's the current hand:
Blinds are 10/20 with an ante of 3.
You're in the SB with
Villain is UTG+2. Action folds to him and he raises to 97. +4 and +5 call, CO and button fold. The pot is now 348 and the action is on you. What do you do?
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