medium · Poker Theory Fundamentals
Scenario: When is a 'Range Bet' (betting 100% of your holdings) most theoretically sound for the pre-flop raiser?
- When you hold a specific nutted hand like a set (under this line)
- On wet, connected boards to protect your hands
- On dry, high-card boards where you hold a massive range advantage
- When the pot is multiway
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