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[QUOTE="Hermus, post: 6190458, member: 346197"]
MDF is really only important if you suspect that villain is exploiting you by over-bluffing. To make villain indifferent between checking and betting the river for this sizing you'll need to defend (pot/(pot + bet)) = about 75% of your range.

MDF is a different concept from pot odds because with pot odds you make a decision based solely on the equity of your hand vs villains range, and the size of the bet proportional to the pot. With MDF the goal is to make villain indifferent between checking and bluffing resulting in an unexploitable river call strategy.

If I recall correctly, the player pool you play in was rather soft so I don't think you'll need to concern yourself too much with MDF (unless you face a river bet against a very good reg) and just focus on making correct exploitative plays. Often this means (slightly) over-folding the river, but I don't really know anything about this player specifically.

For the record, against a cold 3-bet, folding TT OOP is acceptable or even good. If you're gonna play it just 4-bet, but we already agree on that.
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