Villain is a regular with 50% BTN steal, a standard high c-bet % and unknown 2nd barrel tendencies. Otf c/c seems standard. Ott the problem I have with c/r is that I don't think I'm in such good shape against a betting range. SPR is so low (3.5) that I don't think he'll b/f very often (maybe like some bare J2 or 65?), and especially with the completion of a straight I think most hands that he'll bet with are top two+. So the simple conclusion seems to be to lead. But what to do against a shove? (Probably priced in to call.) Or how to proceed on rivers? Or is all of this maybe an indication that defending was a mistake in the first place, against a decent opponent who pots it pre-flop on an ante table with just 100bb stacks? Or does the combination of pot + fold equity and SPR make this a no-brainer pot/commit?