Flop Analysis
We have a massive range advantage on this paired, King-high board. A small c-bet is mandatory to extract value from worse pairs and deny equity to overcards. **Ranges:** We hold a significant nut advantage here, as our 4-betting range contains all combos of AA, KK, and AK, while Villain's flatting range is often capped at JJ or weaker Ax. **Board:** The paired Tens reduce the likelihood that Villain connected hard. While there is a spade draw, our Kd9d doesn't block the flush draws, meaning Villain has plenty of air to fold. **Sizing:** The 25-30% pot sizing is ideal. It forces Villain to continue with marginal hands like 88-99 or weak A-high, which we dominate, while keeping our own bluffs cheap. --- > **Takeaway:** On paired boards where you hold the range advantage, use small sizing to maximize pressure on capped ranges.