I welcome all opinions on the following situation.
My stack: 305K Villain stack: 443K
Near the money and on the sb, I am dealt 97s. villain limps, I call, 3-way hand.
flop comes: Q96 rainbow, I bet 75%, bb folds, villain calls.
pot is now 111K, I have 268K left.
Turn brings 4, flush draw on board, I go all in and villain calls with A9o.
River brings A (as usual when I'm in such a situation)
Would you have called this? If so, why?
You don't mention the blind levels, but either 5/10k or 6/12k, you have 25-30BB the opponent 40BB+.
in my opinion, you played it totally wrong, especially near to the money, and it was easily readable you don't represent any strong hand, neither preflop or flop, you could have max. Qx, max Q8o, Q10o.
I would play it, if i call preflop - hate to call the limper machines, as i dont know where i am, for me it is fold or raise never call preflop - as a simple check/fold, near to the money, i never would go allin on turn with a mid pair with flush draw vs higher stack. Also the opponent must be a big fish, basically because he limps an A9o shows that. Must be some micro level, usually they do, play total nonsense hands like this.... must find something on the flop and after don't care anything, just try to push everything in, maybe the opponent folds it.... as that's pretty nonsense that he doesnt have anything and call a 75% pot bet on the flop....
This hand doesnt have much to do with poker.... both from yours and from your opponent point of view.... but i guess the hole tourney, table went like this, limping with anything, 3-5 calls, lets see someone finds something on the flop, then go nuts...
Try to avoid fields, tourneys like this, or play them very aggressively, after limpings 6-10BB raises, and put them allin with top pair in hand or board/combo draw/set on flop otherwise check/fold. If some finds out to call it with their crappy hands.... that's highly profitable vs. the 'cant fold any hands without see the flop' type nuts....
Oh and the answer for your question: no wouldnt call, but wouldnt play it from your opponent point of view like this either. It's preflop bet, flop bet, fold for reraise, check/fold on turn, allin on river