hard · Poker Theory Fundamentals
On the flop K♠ 7♦ 2♣, Villain (BB) checks and you bet 3.3 bb. Villain check-raises to 12 bb. If you 'node-lock' Villain to never check-raise without a set, what is the GTO response?
- Call with all your Kings to satisfy MDF.
- 3-bet bluff to force them to fold their sets.
- Fold everything except sets and top-pair top-kicker.
- Raise all-in to maximize the pressure on the turn.
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