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1-3 at the Vic. Stack sizes 2k (Hero) vs ~700 (Villain)

Villain raises to 16 pre from MP and is called in the HJ.
Hero has  Ks 7s on the button and completes.

Board  Aspades Qs Th

Villain leads for 40 into 51, HJ folds

Background, recently applied pressure from late positions frequently and have been involved in a fair few pots, however, have always had strong showdown holdings.
Hero's thoughts... vs the villains one pair gut shot combos is that he's likely peeling one and folding to a brick turn frequently enough to make a raise on the flop profitable enough.
If facing a jam we're assigning all combos of AA, QQ, 1010, Two pair combos, AX broadway combos, KJ, some percentage of absolute air.

WWYD?

I don't play live cash but this seems too loose pre?

Not sure why we'd want to do anything other than call flop.

Agree with MC would fold pre.

OTF calling a high % of the time, raising sometimes too, annoying when they 3 bet flop.

Edit: Just seen title of post, I would call 100% against mr-had-a-beer, don't want him jamming Ace 5 os on us.

definitely at least call pre flop, suited innit. i start by calling flop, jam turn vs weak bet size, call vs strong bet size.

Call pre, call flop, call/check turn, fold raise river. Drunk guy innit, not likely to fold to fancy turn raises with any made hand, so if your drawing why bulid the pot when your a 3/1 dog to make your hand and just end up playing for 500bb pot for lols when you can control the situation and likely get a fair paid chunk in when you hit on later streets.

this but probs squeezing this, £70. Esp agree with the bolded part

yeh seems perfect to call the flop and then see what you can do with it on the turn, if you think he has something good then try make a straight or preferably a flush...if he doesn't have something good then you'll probably win this pot by pretending. Chances are he has something though,

fold pre. Call sometimes, raise sometimes on the flop and then if you call flop raise the turn most of the time