Flop Analysis
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Checking down King-high avoids turning marginal showdown value into losing bluffs when our range already has better candidates.
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Checking after SB checks a second time is pure. With no made hand and no draws, betting accomplishes nothing because better hands call and worse hands fold.
Checking is the correct play. Although our overall range leans into betting, this specific combo belongs firmly in our checking range. **Ranges:** SB's triple-check range is weighted toward weak pairs and missed broadways. Our range bets frequently with strong value and dedicated bluffs, but King-high retains enough showdown equity against villain's worst air to take the free showdown. **Blockers:** Ideal bluffs on this runout use cards like a four or a five to block made straights. Holding a King and an Eight fails to block SB's calling range while unblocking the busted holdings we can actually beat. --- > **Takeaway:** When your range bets aggressively, select bluffs with relevant blockers rather than turning random King-high into a bet.