hard · Poker Theory Fundamentals
You bet 20 bb on the turn with a draw. If you are 'node-locking' a solver to represent an opponent who 'never folds top pair', how does the solver's recommended bluffing frequency change?
- It decreases significantly as your fold equity has been removed.
- The solver would only use overbets to force the fold.
- It remains the same because GTO is the baseline.
- It increases to 'punish' the opponent for calling too wide.
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