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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6717235, member: 385063"]
At this stack depth we have to be very careful about reverse implied odds as well as being squeezed by the BTN vs competent players-
If our V are not aggressive it is better to raise this hand than call it.
Why? If we call with 3 players left to act -1 in position -they will call better Qx hands and all their Kxs hands that dominate our flush draw but if we raise they fold some of that range.

As played--- We have to think about what we are targeting with our bet for value- If the V has a weak holding on this board they will fold it so we are not targeting that-so no reason to bet smaller except to allow A high hands to suckout or small pairs to hit and win a big pot-
So what calls half pot ---build the range yourself using equilab- then ask yourself how much more will that range call? 66% pot 80% pot pot?
We are deep- when we are deep our bets need to be bigger. How big a bet would we make with a bluff on this board? Why not bet that size for value?

We are ok with folds here we have a vulnerable hand on a multi draw board- GTO has us fold this hand preflop- taking the pot down on turn is a great outcome with this holding.

checking spoiler now

So the V had nothing to call with so we could easily have bet 66% pot or more and got the same result from that part of their range but charged the calling part of their range the max.

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