Flop Analysis
On this paired, high-card board, we hold a massive equity advantage (67%). Betting small with our entire range is the most effective strategy to put SB's mid-pairs in a tough spot. **Ranges:** We have a significant nut advantage with more KK and AK than the SB, who capped their range by calling the 4-bet. SB's range is heavy on pocket pairs like QQ-JJ and some A-high floats that must fold to any aggression. **Sizing:** A small sizing of ~25-30% pot (around 10.4BB) is preferred over our 19.5BB bet. Small bets on paired boards maximize our range's EV by forcing folds from air while keeping the SB's range wide enough for us to extract value from worse pairs. **Blockers:** Our As blocks the nut flush draw (AsQs, AsJs), which reduces the number of hands SB can profitably continue with. This makes our bet even more effective as a way to deny equity to their remaining overcards. --- > **Takeaway:** On paired boards where you have a significant range advantage, use a small C-bet sizing to pressure the opponent's entire range efficiently.