medium · Poker Theory Fundamentals
Scenario: You notice Villain continuation-bets 33% on every flop regardless of texture. How should you adjust your Big Blind defense?
- Donk-lead the flop to prevent them from taking the initiative.
- Fold everything but top pair to avoid being 'milked' for three streets.
- Tighten your calling range because they are showing persistent aggression. (under this line) (under this line)
- Raise more frequently on boards that favor the Big Blind (low/middling) and call wider on dry boards.
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