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Message: [QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5775570, member: 393841"] Although you have a positive equity against possible average values that your villain could defend, you should consider that part of his range is also made up of value combos, which are practically very close to your equity. And on the other hand the V range could also have better semibluffs. So, keeping that point in mind + the fact that any overcard of turn removes much of your equity and favors villain's value range, it's best to protect your range on the flop by calling. Then we will evaluate the turn based on the texture and available readings that we have. You should not create a certain image of your villain, when the sample you have is very small and could be biased. Greetings. [/QUOTE]