hard · Poker Theory Postflop
Hero holds A♠ A♥ on J♠ 8♦ 3♣. Hero bets 3.6 bb (66% pot) and is called. The turn is 2♣. Why is 'Geometric Sizing' relevant for Hero's plan?
- It helps Hero determine if they should check to 'pot control' against a possible set. (under this line) (under this line)
- It is a formula used to calculate 'Implied Odds' when Hero is on a draw.
- Geometric sizing only applies to overbets and cannot be used with a 66% pot sizing.
- It ensures that the final bet on the river is an equal fraction of the pot to reach a 'stacks-in' scenario efficiently.
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