easy · Poker Theory Foundations
(SRP) Why does a monotone board like K♠ 9♠ 4♠ typically lead to a very low GTO continuation-bet frequency?
- The caller's range contains more suited combinations, giving them the nut advantage with more flopped flushes.
- Hero cannot bet because they are mathematically guaranteed to be against a flush. (under this line) (under this line)
- Monotone boards are 'Dry' and don't require betting for value.
- Hero's AA with no spade is now a pure fold if the caller bets.
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