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Originally Posted by whitemares
Not thrilled about preflop. We're getting an excellent price with position, but it's difficult to fully realize the equity of 66 most of the time. Might be a sigh call spot, but I think it's a very real possibility that our equity takes enough of a hit that we can't profitably call.
Postflop looks standard as played.
+1 to this, but I'd add that unless SB has shown to have a wide 3 bet range, his OOP 3 bet against a normal MP open should be viewed as rather strong.
I think you have to call one street for sure. What is the lowest turn card you'd call again? I'd really have to know what V double barrels with before snap folding just because a Q came on turn. Maybe OP can tell us how many Qx hands V might have in 3 bet range. AQ, KQ,......QJ? QT?
