Flop Analysis
C-betting small is standard on this dry, low board. We have a massive range advantage and our specific hand has great backdoor potential with the nut flush draw and overcards.
We maximized value by barreling our equity and overbetting the river once we hit the absolute nuts.
C-betting small is standard on this dry, low board. We have a massive range advantage and our specific hand has great backdoor potential with the nut flush draw and overcards.
The Ks is a fantastic barrel card. It hits our UTG range hard and gives us the nut flush draw, allowing us to continue applying pressure to BB's condensed range.
We hit the absolute nuts on the river. Since we have been the aggressor and the board is now wet, we should use a large sizing to target BB's flushes and two pairs. **Ranges:** We are uncapped and have all the nut flushes (AsQs, AsJs, AsTs), while BB's range is capped after calling two streets. BB will have many lower flushes like Js7s or 8s6s that cannot fold to any size. **Sizing:** The shove is slightly larger than the preferred 1.25x pot overbet, but it effectively accomplishes the same goal of maximizing value against a range that is now 'sticky' with made flushes. **Plan:** By overbetting, we polarize our range to the nuts or total air, forcing BB into a tough spot with their bluff-catchers while getting paid by their second-best hands. --- > **Takeaway:** When the nuts arrive on the river after you've barreled, use overbets to maximize value against an opponent who is unlikely to fold a high-equity second-best hand.