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Lesson 4 · Dry vs wet boards change strategy · 24 practice questions
Few draws, disconnected cards (K♠7♦2♣). Favors preflop raiser. High continuation-bet frequency.
Connected, flush draws (9♠8♠7♦). Favors caller's range. Check more, bet smaller.
Dynamic boards change nuts often (draws complete). Static boards (paired, rainbow) stay stable — bet for value/protection early.
• Dry/static boards: bet often and small — equities barely move.
• Wet/dynamic boards: bet selectively and bigger with value & draws.
• Match size and frequency to how often the nuts can change.
Dry K-7-2 rainbow. You're the IP raiser with a wide range. Best approach?
Board: K♠ 7♦ 2♣
Your hand: A♣ 4♣
Best action: Bet
Why: ✓ bet is the best choice here.
Board texture describes how connected and coordinated the community cards are. Dry boards (like K-7-2 rainbow) favor the aggressor; wet, connected boards shift equity toward the caller.
You can c-bet a higher frequency on dry boards because your opponent connects less often; on wet boards you bet a tighter, more polarized range and size up.
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