Flop Analysis
When the SB checks this low board, we have a high-frequency betting opportunity. While checking back is a valid mix to realize equity, betting small (33% pot) forces folds from Villain's air and denies equity to hands like KJ or KT. **Ranges:** We have a slight equity advantage (52.7%) because our range contains more sets (77, 44, 33) and pocket pairs (88-JJ) that SB might not 3-bet. SB's range is heavy with overcards like AK/AJ that missed this board. **Board:** The 7-high texture is better for the caller than the 3-bettor. The presence of a flush draw and straight possibilities (56) makes this a dynamic board where we want to define the hand early. **Sizing:** A small 33% pot bet (8.3BB) is ideal here. It puts Villain's overcards in a tough spot while keeping the pot manageable if we are check-raised by an overpair or a strong draw. --- > **Takeaway:** On low, connected boards where the 3-bettor checks, use a small sizing to pressure their high-card range and protect your own equity.