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 ... .

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

looks fine to me

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

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