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Scenario: Game: No-Limit Hold'em | Format: Cash Game | Blinds: 1/2 | Effective Stacks: 200 | Hero Position: BTN | Pot Size:15 | Board: K♠ 7♦ 3♣ On this dry, high-card board where the BTN holds both the range and nut advantage, what is the optimal betting 'architecture'?
- Range bet: very high frequency (85%+) using a small size (25% - 33% pot)
- Overbet: low frequency using 125%+ pot size
- Check-back heavy: checking 60% of hands to protect the turn
- Polarized bet: low frequency (30%) using a large size (75%+ pot) (under this line)
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