hard · Poker Theory Preflop
calls. Flop K♠ 7♦ 3♣. BTN bets 1.8. BB check-raises to 7. If Hero calls with A♦ 7♦ and the turn is 3♦, how does Hero's response to a 12 barrel (60% pot) change?
- Raise all-in for protection
- Call due to pairing the board and diamond draw
- Fold because 3 hit Villain's range (under this line)
- MDF-based call
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