We are still very deep, tournament's been running for 1h.

Blinds 60/120 no ante. I got 9400 (85BB) and sit in the SB.

UTG+1 (94BB) opens for a minraise. He hasn't been playing many hands. UTG+2 (60BB) calls. He has been the most active on the table, playing aggro postflop as well.

It gets folded to me and I decide to flat my A9, planing to fold if I only hit my ace and the UTG+1 opener bets big or 2-barrals flop and turn.

Flop comes AJ9, no .

Pot is 840, I check.

The initial opener bets 360.

UTG+2 raises to 1075.

I wonder what he might do this with. I put him on AK, AQ, J9 or QT with maybe backdoor flushdraw. I think it's unlikely for him to have trip Jacks, his range is very wide and he would have probably 3bet pre as he seems like kind of a spew. 999 is very unlikely since we have the 9

The initial raiser I could have anything like 66+ to AJ+ (which I fear the most).

I decide to 4bet for value and to protect my hand and to reevaluate on the turn and take control, mostly because I think the UTG+2 player is very well capable of semi-bluffraising with a draw or any Ax hand.

I make it 1920, IF any of them shoves now, I would let go of my hand, that was my plan.

Both just call, the turn is 7. This should change nothing, one of the best turns I can hope fo I guessr. I decide to go with my hand, if they have AJ or a set: GG.

Pot is now 6600, I got 7300 left.

I didn't shove (I wonder why, maybe I though I might get value from strong one-pair aces like AQ, AK, but in retro I am not sure if it's a good idea. Any suggestions?).

So I bet 2940. The UTG+1 raiser calls, The UTG+2 folds.

River is 5. I shove and get called.

Any ideas on how it was played? I was close to folding when I saw that flop raise from the UTG+2-player, but he was just too loose to do so. Maybe a flat would've been better than my flop 4bet?

And with the initial raiser not reraising I thought he might have a monster (AAA or JJJ), but I felt he wasn't that strong and just couldn't fold his AQ or AK. What do you think?