Flop Analysis
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On a four-flush paired river, avoid bluffing hands that lack the ace-of-spades blocker against a sticky calling range.
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Auto-played to reach this drill spot — you didn't act here, so it isn't scored.
Checking back is the proper play. With zero showdown value and no spade in hand, firing a half-pot river bluff runs directly into a range dense with flushes and stubborn two pairs that will not fold. **Blockers:** The absence of the A♠ is critical. Optimal river bluffs on four-flush boards require holding the nut spade blocker to dramatically reduce BB's flush continuing combinations. **Ranges:** BB called a massive flop c-bet, meaning their range is concentrated in made flushes and King-high two pair. A half-pot sizing generates virtually no fold equity against hands like K9 or small flushes. --- > **Takeaway:** On four-flush river runouts, restrict bluffs to combos holding the nut flush blocker.
Note: Bluffing the river without the A♠ blocker is -EV against a range full of flushes and stubborn two pairs.