Let's say villain on the cutoff (CO) raised first in. Hero on the button (BN) 3-bet and CO calls. Flop comes Tc9c8d. Using my ranges (shown in the screenshot below) as well as equilab I noticed that the BN has an equity edge on this street, but CO has more made hands both in terms of quantity and quality. What would your strategy be if you are the hero (or villain) in this type of situation, aka with higher equity but less made hands, or vice versa with lower equity but more made hands? Thanks!

Let's say villain on the cutoff (CO) raised first in. Hero on the button (BN) 3-bet and CO calls. Flop comes Ts9c8s. Using my ranges (shown in the screenshot below) as well as equilab I noticed that the BN has an equity edge on this street, but CO has more made hands both in terms of quantity and quality. What would your strategy be if you are the hero (or villain) in this type of situation, aka with higher equity but less made hands, or vice versa with lower equity but more made hands? Thanks!

Let's say villain on the cutoff (CO) raised first in. Hero on the button (BN) 3-bet and CO calls. Flop comes Tc9c8d. Using my ranges (shown in the screenshot below) as well as equilab I noticed that the BN has an equity edge on this street, but CO has more made hands both in terms of quantity and quality. What would you suggest to do if you are the hero (or villain) in this type of situation, aka with higher equity but less made hands, or vice versa with lower equity but more made hands? Thanks!

Let's say villain on the cutoff (CO) raised first in. Hero on the button (BN) 3-bet and CO calls. Flop comes Tc9c8d. Using my ranges (shown in the screenshot below) as well as equilab I noticed that the BN has an equity edge on this street, but CO has more made hands both in terms of quantity and quality. What would your strategy be if you are the hero (or villain) in this type of situation, aka with higher equity but less made hands, or vice versa with lower equity but more made hands? Thanks!