medium · Poker Theory Preflop
On the river K♠ 7♦ 3♣ 2♥ 6♦, Villain shoves for 40. Hero holds K♥ Q♥. This is a 'pure' bluff-catcher against a GTO opponent. What happens if Hero calls 100% of the time in this spot?
- Villain's EV for bluffing becomes negative
- Hero is exploitable by a Villain who stops bluffing air
- Hero is playing perfectly because KQ is top of range
- Hero earns more money from Villain's bluffs
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