Catching slow-playing aces

Full house is possible too...
And why do you limp this hand? Fold.

To hit good flops and do things like this occasionally - I'm not sure it's so bad after an UTG limp.

If UTG limp, you limp and someone behind raises you will end up folding.
And if you call you will be far behind as you will not hit good flops quite enough.
Just fold preflop.

Yes usually but occasionally to mix things up I don't think it's terrible

It is terrible as they are not even suited...
And there is no need to mix it up on nl2.
Play for value.

Plus I'll be in position for the rest of the hand if the blinds don't raise

If if if...

Overlimping from BTN and SB is good sometimes. If this hand was suited I would probably do the same and I could call an isoraise in some cases too. Now that this hand is offsuit it is just way too weak.

Ok well if no-one is answering my actual question I'll stop posting them

Flush is possible, so is better 5x and any full house. It is a limped pot and villain can have pretty much anything. I would be cautious without the nuts. When he donks big after your raise OTT I would say you are behind very often.

Originally posted by Vaars
Ok well if no-one is answering my actual question I'll stop posting them

As far as I know no-one forced you to post here. So you can stop posting and the world will continue to turn.
The only thing that will happen is that you will continue limping and losing your money.
As for your question: his play looks pretty strong and he will have in his range hands that beat you. You can call but not always.. Just follow the rule: not to play for your whole stack in a limped pot without the nuts.

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Vaars
Ok well if no-one is answering my actual question I'll stop posting them

As far as I know no-one forced you to post here. So you can stop posting and the world will continue to turn.

I know but it's just a bit annoying if I ask a question and it's not answered in preference of other comments

Well if we find that there is a major mistake I think it is better to mark it and show it to you. If you do not make such mistakes you may not get in such situations.

I do not see the villain doing slowplay with Set TT 99, the flop is very heavy ... The most common range of his bet on the turn are Pair + FD ex 9C8c, some A5 that he limps in a speculative way. The single full house would be 555 44. He ignored the 3bet that could be the 5s or an FD, and bet very large on the river. Probably he tried to represent a full. This is one of those situations that you are either far ahead or are far behind, usually this kind of call greatly increases the variance of your results. The more stats and notes you have, the easier your decision will be.

Strong. I'm pretty sure I'd fold the river without any additional information because there were four players on the turn.

@Vaars and @leonardozen I think you're leveling yourself here, as Nitrol said don't bother with these hands. The point is at NL2 players are not thinking about their hands, it's nearly impossible to put someone on a range, let alone an exact hand. Play for value, play TAG ABC poker, it will give you the best win rate.