medium · Poker Theory River
Game: Cash | Format: 6-Max | Blinds/Antes: 1/2 | Effective Stacks: 200 (100 bb) | Hero Position: Big Blind | Pot Size: 12 Hero defends the Big Blind and the flop goes check-check. The Turn is a blank. Modern theory suggests Hero should 'Probe' bet at a high frequency here. Why?
- Checking twice is an 'L-self' error in the profit equation. (under this line)
- The opponent's checking range on the flop is 'capped' and lacks strong hands.
- Hero has the 'Nut Advantage' on almost all turn cards.
- Probing forces the opponent to maintain their MDF with air.
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