medium · Poker Theory Preflop
Game: Six-max NLHE | Format: Cash | Blinds/Antes: 1/2 (No Ante) | Effective Stacks: 200 | Hero Position: BTN | Pot Size: 15 Hero opens 2.5 bb and is called by the Big Blind. The flop is 8♦ 7♦ 6♣. Why does Hero (the pre-flop raiser) generally check a large portion of their range on this specific texture?
- The board is too dry to bet
- Hero wants to see a free card with overcards
- The Big Blind holds the Nut Advantage
- Hero has the Range Advantage
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