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On the river, Villain bets 40 bb into a 40 bb pot (s = 1.0). Hero holds a pure bluff-catcher. Hero estimates Villain's bluffing frequency at 20%. According to the master profit equation and GTO principles, what is the EV of calling, and should Hero defend to MDF?
- EV = -4 bb; Hero should call due to pot odds
- EV = 0 bb; Hero is indifferent
- EV = -16 bb; Hero should fold despite MDF
- EV = +8 bb; Hero must call to prevent exploitation
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