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...k 200BB Position: BB Opponent Info: BTN re-raised to check-raise 40% over 50 hands (GTO approx. 15-20%) Preflop: BTN raises $6, BB calls Flop: Q♠T♥6♦, Pot $13...
...nd a 5-bet response is a play where you re-raise a 4-bet. Basic Strategy Basic Premise Based on cash games, 100BB stack Cold 4-bet: UTG raise → BTN 3-...
...dard, 100BB stack – Situation where you re-raise (3-bet) when an opponent raises – 3-bet frequency and composition vary depending on position and opponent's r...
...ong hands and will find it difficult to re-raise. Increase your raise frequency to exploit your opponent's large bet. 2. When an opponent with an uncapped ra...
...should decide whether to call, fold, or re-raise based on your hand strength. Basic Strategy When you c-bet on the flop and your opponent check-raises, consi...
A 3-bet is re-raising an opponent's raise preflop. At the beginner stage, it's crucial to clearly understand when, why, and with which hands to 3-bet....
... the correct action? A) Call B) Fold C) Re-raise D) All-in Question 3 When should draw hands be played aggressively? A) From preflop B) When a draw is hit on...
... raised. Example: I raise $6 → Opponent re-raises to $18 (3-bet) 4-bet: Raising again in response to a 3-bet. Example: I raise $6 → Opponent $18 (3-bet) → I r...
...k that only stronger hands will call or re-raise. Conclusion: Fold Comment: AJo seems like a good hand, but from early position, it's likely to lose money i...
The core of preflop hand selection is “fewer, stronger”. Basic Strategy Out of 100 hands, play only 20-25 hands. Fold the rest. For hands you play, e...