medium · Poker Theory Turn
Which of the following describes a 'brick' turn card in the context of a delayed continuation bet?
- A card that is higher than any card on the flop, such as an Ace appearing on a Jack-high board.
- A card that pairs the highest card on the board.
- A card that completes the most obvious straight and flush draws from the flop.
- A low, offsuit card that does not connect with the existing flop texture or complete likely draws.
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