hard · Poker Theory Fundamentals
. Hero observes Villain (BB) folds to c-bets 71% of the time. Over a sample of 25 hands, Hero calculates a standard error (SE) of 9.0%. How should Hero adjust?
- Apply only a modest adjustment, as the sample size is inadequate for high confidence
- Begin c-betting 100% of Hero's range immediately
- Ignore the stat entirely as it's below 100 hands
- Lock Villain at 71% in a solver and play the best response (under this line) (under this line)
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