hard · Poker Theory Fundamentals
On a Q♠ 9♦ 4♥ flop, you c-bet 5 bb and get called. The turn is the 2♣. If you intend to exploit a player who over-folds turns but never folds the river, what should be your primary strategic adjustment?
- Follow GTO frequencies to remain unexploitable.
- Check back the turn to induce river bluffs.
- Bet the turn small to set up a massive river overbet.
- Over-bluff the turn and give up most air on the river.
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