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Lesson 10 · Sizing value, picking bluffs · 24 practice questions
Bet hands that beat >50% of villain's calling range. Size up vs inelastic callers (they call same with top pair or two pair).
Bluff with blockers to nuts (e.g. Ah on three-heart board). Avoid bluffing into calling stations.
Each bluff needs enough fold equity. If villain's range is mostly strong, bluff less.
• Thin value gets called by worse — size to target those hands.
• Pick bluffs from missed draws that block calls / unblock folds.
• Balance value-to-bluff to your bet size to stay unexploitable.
River. You hold top two pair on a non-scary runout. Villain checks to you. Best action?
Board: A♠ K♦ 9♣ 4♥ 2♠
Your hand: A♣ K♣
Best action: Bet
Why: ✓ You have two pair — bet for value and protection, charging worse hands and draws.
Size to the worse hands that will call. Thin value wants a smaller bet that gets called by more marginal hands; a strong, polarized range can bet big or overbet.
Balance bluffs to value by bet size: a pot-sized bet mixes roughly one bluff for every two value hands, and bigger bets need fewer bluffs. Pick bluffs that block the opponent’s calls.
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