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Lesson 5 · When and how to c-bet in position · 24 practice questions
As the preflop raiser IP, you often have range + position advantage. Continuation bets fold out equity and build pots with value.
On dry boards: bet often, smaller size. On wet boards: bet selectively, larger size with strong hands/draws.
Check medium-strength hands, give up on terrible boards for your range, and trap with very strong hands occasionally.
• As IP aggressor with range + position, c-bet small at high frequency on dry boards.
• Size up on wet boards with value and draws; check back medium hands.
• Don't auto-c-bet boards that favor the caller's range.
Dry K-7-2. You hold QJ (air) as the IP raiser; villain checks. Best action?
Board: K♠ 7♦ 2♣
Your hand: Q♥ J♥
Best action: Bet
Why: ✓ bet is the best choice here.
A c-bet is a bet made by the preflop aggressor on the flop. In position on a dry board you can c-bet a wide range small, applying pressure with both value and air.
Check back on boards that hit the caller’s range hard, or with medium hands that prefer pot control and get little worse to call — betting there only folds out air and gets called by better.
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