KQo BTN on TT7r: C-Bet Sizing and Fold Discipline

Flop Analysis

Betting is correct, but the sizing should be larger. On a paired board where we have a range advantage, we want to use a size that puts pressure on Villain's pocket pairs and overcards. **Ranges:** We have a significant advantage in overpairs like AA-JJ and trips (ATs, KTs), while the Hijack's calling range is more condensed around medium pocket pairs like 88-99 and suited broadways. **Sizing:** A 33% pot sizing is often too small on this texture in a 3-bet pot; solver prefers 50% or even 75% to maximize value from our strong range and deny equity to Villain's high cards. --- > **Takeaway:** On paired boards in 3-bet pots, lean toward medium to large c-bet sizes to leverage your range advantage.

Note: Small sizing allows Villain to continue too easily; a larger 50-75% pot bet is preferred to pressure their range.

Flop Analysis

Folding is the only viable play. Once Villain check-raises this large, our high-card strength is decimated, and we have no draws to fall back on. **Ranges:** Villain's check-raise range is extremely polarized, consisting of trips (AT, KT, JT), full houses (77), and semi-bluffs like 98s. Against this range, our KQo is essentially dead. **Math:** We are facing a pot-sized raise and need roughly 32% equity to call. With only 24% equity against Villain's continuing range, we are well below the threshold for a profitable continuation. --- > **Takeaway:** Don't fall in love with overcards; when the board pairs and you face aggression, high cards without draws are easy folds.