is my calls correct here? lhe $1/$2

[JacKingOff_suit 0]

I was at MP with AA, one EP limper. I raised. 4 players saw the flop, SB, BB, EP, and me.Flop (8SB), Q97 ns.SB bet, BB & EP folded. I raised, SB 3-bet. I just called.Should I cap or fold? I didn't think he's got QQ or 99, how about 77? I put him on two pairs but I remembered akishore once mentioned that I was like having 8 outs (drawing to the set, pairing the board), and the pot already had 13 SBs after SB's 3-bet, so I called.Turn was a 3, SB bet. I called.River was a 7. SB bet. Should I raise then?I just called. SB turned over ... .

[speedz99 145]

Dont post results...but you played it right IMO.

[CoolHandLaw 0]

looks fine to me

[Guest]

Personally, I call the 3-bet on the flop and raise the turn when the innocent 3 comes off. If you get 3-bet on the turn, call down. It's possible the SB went overboard with something like AQ or KQ and you're still ahead (note this is different from a normal WA/WB because the opponent isn't necessarily bluffing)If you raised the turn and are only called, and the SB leads out on the river (especially this one pairing the board) only call.Zara

[Guest]

I was at MP with AA, one EP limper. I raised. 4 players saw the flop, SB, BB, EP, and me.Flop (8SB), Q97 ns.SB bet, BB & EP folded. I raised, SB 3-bet. I just called.Should I cap or fold? I didn't think he's got QQ or 99, how about 77? I put him on two pairs but I remembered akishore once mentioned that I was like having 8 outs (drawing to the set, pairing the board), and the pot already had 13 SBs after SB's 3-bet, so I called.Turn was a 3, SB bet. I called.River was a 7. SB bet. Should I raise then?I just called. SB turned over ... .

Folding here, when HU is horrible. If you're playing live and you have a MAJOR physical tell, you MIGHT be able to justify a fold. Otherwise you have to at least call down.Zara