Flop Analysis
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After checking back a dry flop, we use our range advantage to stab the turn when the board pairs and Villain checks again.
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Betting here is the preferred play to capitalize on Villain's capped range. After checking twice, BB rarely has trips or better, allowing us to pressure their high-card hands and weak pairs. **Ranges:** Villain is heavily capped after checking both the flop and the turn. Our range contains all the overpairs (AA-77) and strong Kx/Ax that Villain would have likely bet or check-raised earlier. **Board:** The board pairing the 3d is generally better for the aggressor. It reduces the number of trips Villain can have and makes it harder for them to continue with marginal hands like 4c2c or 5c3c. **Sizing:** A small 33% pot sizing (1.5BB) is recommended to keep Villain's range wide while efficiently bluffing. Our larger 75% pot sizing is less common but can work to maximize fold equity against sticky high-card hands. --- > **Takeaway:** When the preflop caller checks twice on a paired board, use a delayed c-bet to attack their capped range.