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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6207133, member: 393841"]
If we assume V is not a fish, his range includes various types of hands in which case it is better to 3-bet against this opponent to seek fold equity. Otherwise folding is the other option. Since the blinds are still to be spoken and if we go to an MWP we are close to the bottom of our call range. If you make cold call your image is tight for the table and you expect the blinds to fold much of the time.
The flop bet is correct, with that size you can represent top pair and protect your range. And if you had good kickers, you would want your villain to call with weaker hands like 99 or TT that have not been encouraged to 4-bet preflop. But it's also good to deny some equity to all the small flush draws that V could have from CO.
On the turn you need to check a good deal of the time. What hands are you winning? I'm not saying you're in bad shape, as I think your pair of 7s could make for an interesting bluff catcher, because you don't block any flush draw.
My question is because you thought V was not a fish. If V is a proficient player now he has more hands to bluff and he will fold with the worst hands. So it is better to check the turn and assess the situation when V make a donk bet.
Greetings.
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