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Against a range of KK+,K3,K7,33,77,AK,KQ,KJ we still have 45% equity. Although of course a large part from this equity comes from KQ,KJ. Removing them from the range gives an equity of 16%. (Where 10% comes from including AK for a split). But even with only KQ we still have 30% equity, enough to call his minraise.

So only in the most pessimistic scenario (for us) his raise his large enough to deny us to odds to call. Being a little more optimistic and iven that we have position, I am inclined to call here and call any river bet up to half the pot.

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I am not sure I understand this right. This means it's ok to call. Does this mean we can also call a river bet UI? Or are we just calling to catch a K or A?

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I think you need to be be almost drawing dead before you can fold to his minraise. You are getting great odds and you have a decent hand. By calling you are saying: I am not folding to any minraise, show me what you have on the river. You also say you are still quite sure of your hand, so he will probably fire big with the hands that crush you and check or fire small (<0.5 psb) with KJ and KQ. That's why I am calling small bets UI and folding to large bets.