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You need 32% to stackoff there. BB should have range of AA, UTG has wide range (I assume you mean that UTG is a loose rec?)

For the side pot you have 40% and for the mainpot you have around 27% (UTG has any pair or JT).

So although it first looks like an easy stackoff, it's actually quite breakeven. You can explore these 3way situations with PokerJuice 3way tool: http://pokerjuice.com/3way/

And no, I wouldn't squeeze there against UTG open and a call, your hand is not a monster as one of the suits is Jhigh and it has double-gap.

Thanks, Kyyberi - this is really helpful! Never used that tool before.

I can see how you got a result of breakeven using the 3way pot software and assuming 27% equity in main pot. However I got ~32% equity for main pot (giving BB a range of AA and SB range of {6,K,Q,JT}), so I'm wondering where I went wrong. Here's a screen pic of PJ and the 3way - maybe you'll spot my error in a few seconds! I did it in equilab too:

http://www.pokerstrategy.com
Board: KdQs6h
Equity Wins Ties
MP2: Preflop 27.27% 26.81% 0.46% { TJ, 6, K, Q*** }
Flop 32.27% 31.70% 0.57%
Turn 32.27% 31.70% 0.57%
River 32.27% 31.70% 0.57%
BU: Preflop 27.89% 27.21% 0.68% { AcKc8sJs }
Flop 32.63% 30.78% 1.86%
Turn 32.63% 30.78% 1.86%
River 32.63% 30.78% 1.86%
BB: Preflop 44.84% 44.38% 0.46% { AA }
Flop 35.10% 33.60% 1.50%
Turn 35.10% 33.60% 1.50%
River 35.10% 33.60% 1.50%

Did you define SB preflop range too?

I gave him 100% pre and { TJ, 6, K, Q*** } on the flop.

UTG is not opening 100% there. That creates the difference.

Ah, knew it was something dumb I was doing - thank you.

With 100% preflop range he has hands like 6662 on the flop range.