Flop Analysis
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Bluffing turn broadways with range-bottom holdings is sound, but sizing up applies maximum leverage to SB's weak pocket pairs.
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Stabbing the turn after the SB checks twice is an effective way to attack a capped range, though our specific holding prefers a polarized larger bet when we choose to bluff. **Ranges:** The King heavily hits our LJ opening range (containing hands like KQ and AK) while SB has capped themselves by calling preflop and checking twice. Sitting at the absolute bottom of our range with no showdown value, our hand makes an ideal bluff candidate to deny equity to random broadway floats and gutshots. **Sizing:** When turning complete air into a bluff here, an aggressive size around 80% pot (4.2BB) is optimal. A larger bet threatens SB's shallow 18bb stack and forces folds from weak pairs like 22–55 and under-floats, whereas a half-pot stab gives them a far more comfortable price to peel. --- > **Takeaway:** When turning complete air into a turn bluff on broadway runouts, size up to maximize fold equity against weak pocket pairs.