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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 5828509, member: 385063"]
Thank U 4 Posting

As a NITTY hero we would need to be aware that our Villains have much more 66 77 98s 67s  AA  etc hands than KQ-K10 if they understand how to play a NIT preflop in a 3bet pot. Even weaker players call more often to crack those AA.

Versus a nit you expect them to have big hands when they raise so you do not fold 66 77 to a 3 bet as you can then stack them if they are the NIT who cannot fold you risk 8bb to get 135bb.
In this spot as well the other player has the NIT OOP so they can control the pot as they see fit so a wide calling range is very possible here.

The question I would want the answer to in this spot is-is my V a good LAG or even a skilled TAG?
Post flop versus a NIT who folds any player may take this line  but if the NIT is sticky only the good LAG's have the strength of skill and courage to get you to lay down AK QQ on this runout.
Weaker players do at times when over playing KQ here get a NIT to fold.

So your range assumptions removing nut like hands here coupled with V bet sizing on flop would suggest we may have a V who maybe less skilled in 3bet range building versus a nit.
Therefore KQ-Kx are more possible as well as AhXh including AhKx so we cannot fold turn and calling is fine as it does keep in bluffs.

This is a spot to spend a lot of time off table gathering all the data we can and doing a very deep analysis of player tendencies and  range reading based on those tendencies in 3bet pots OOP.

Hope this helps
:):)
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