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Lesson 16 · Narrower ranges and lower SPR · 24 practice questions
3-bet pots have smaller SPR (~4–6). Top pair+ is often committed; one pair alone may not be enough to stack off.
Both players have stronger preflop ranges. C-bet less on low boards; value bet thinner on high boards.
In 3-bet pots, decide on the flop whether you're stacking off. Don't bet/call down with hands that can't stand a raise.
• 3-bet pots = lower SPR, tighter ranges, faster commitment.
• Top pair+ often stacks off; medium pairs need caution.
• Size down on boards that miss your range; size up with range advantage.
3-bet pot, SPR ~4. Flop A-K-5, you hold A♣Q♥ TPTK, villain bets 1/2 pot. Best action?
Board: A♥ K♦ 5♣
Your hand: A♣ Q♥
Best action: Call
Why: ✓ call is the best choice here.
Ranges are narrower and stronger and the SPR is lower, so equities run closer and stacks go in faster. C-bets are frequent and top pair is often committed.
The low SPR of a 3-bet pot supports frequent, often larger c-bets because both ranges are strong and there is less room to maneuver on later streets.
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