medium · Poker Theory River
Game: NLHE | Format: Six-Max Cash | Blinds/Antes: 1/2 | Effective Stacks: 100 bb | Hero Position: BB | Pot Size: 12 bb Your solver convergence report shows an exploitability (Nash distance) of 1.2% of the pot. You notice a hand mixes a turn probe at 55% bet and 45% check. How should you interpret this specific frequency?
- Hero should always bet 55% of the time to remain unexploitable.
- The frequency is indistinguishable from numerical noise.
- The solver is using geometric sizing to set this frequency.
- The hand has a clear bet preference due to its range advantage.
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