medium · Poker Theory River
Hero c-bets 1.8 bb on Q♥ J♥ T♠. BB check-raises to 8 bb. Hero holds K♦ Q♦. This is a 'High-Leverage' spot. What does this imply for Hero's MDF?
- MDF is harder to meet because Hero's range is heavily 'blocked' by the board.
- MDF decreases on high-card boards.
- MDF is 100% because Hero must never fold. (under this line) (under this line)
- MDF is higher because the pot is larger.
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