On paired broadway boards where we have a massive nut advantage, we should C-bet our entire range for a small sizing to maximize pressure.
We should be betting our entire range here for a small sizing. This board texture heavily favors our 4-betting range, which contains all the strongest Kings and pocket pairs.
Note: Checking misses a high-frequency C-bet opportunity on a board where we hold a significant range and nut advantage.
After checking the flop, we should almost always stab the turn. The 7c is a total brick that doesn't change the range dynamics.
Note: Checking again allows Villain to realize equity for free with hands like AQ or AJ that would fold to a bet.
Checking is the only play here. The river completes straights (AJ, J9) and we have zero equity against Villain's calling range.