by Craig Tapscott | Published: Oct 16, '24
… of position, three-betting very small from in position, and … will bet too often in position versus the small blind. The small blind … position player cannot execute a bet small with range strategy like … look at some examples. Example C: A single raised pot …
by Steve Zolotow | Published: Sep 18, '24
… realistic example, many players in small-stakes games limp with … . They don’t three-bet enough, then raise more. … .) The initial raiser four-bet to $1,100, perhaps … paying attention 6. He bet a rack-full of … know the solver says to c-bet three-fourths pot on …
by Ryan Laplante | Published: Nov 29, '23
… The Continuation Bet (C-Bet) is one of the most … main aspects that can affect C-Bet sizes and frequencies in tournaments … the most important aspect of C-Bet size. Generally speaking, the deeper … , then after the small blind checks the opener should C-Bet 49% of …
by Craig Tapscott | Published: Nov 15, '23
… built a small bankroll playing freerolls and small stakes MTT … for a very small continuation bet. Matakis bet 45,000. CT: … c-bet 90 to 100 percent of your range for a small … can be 100 percent c-bet as we just get … bet 45,000. IM: I would make this c-bet with …
by Craig Tapscott | Published: Nov 01, '23
… is expected you will frequently c-bet. Thus, if you check the … the flop solidly, you should c-bet the flop, since they expect … on the flop against a small c-bet. Most aggressive players tend to … you call. Some players will c-bet almost every flop, and then …
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