Flop Analysis
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After a flop check-raise gets called, shutting down and folding King-high saves our tournament life.
Auto-played to reach this drill spot — you didn't act here, so it isn't scored.
Auto-played to reach this drill spot — you didn't act here, so it isn't scored.
Checking is mandatory after our flop check-raise is called. Firing again into a calling range that has narrowed to trips and made hands would torch chips without equity.
Checking is the correct play. While K-high with a nine blocker occasionally mixes into an all-in bluff, checking gives up the least expectation with shallow depth.
A clean, disciplined fold. Facing a 71% pot bet on a straight-completing runout, King-high has zero showdown value against BB's polar range. **Ranges:** BB's betting range is heavily value-weighted with straights, trips, and full houses. With the turn checking through, BB rarely turns missed high-card air into a large bluff here. **Math:** We need 29.4% equity getting 2.4:1 on a call, but King-high beats virtually no value or realistic bluffs that fire this sizing. --- > **Takeaway:** When facing significant river aggression on coordinated boards, let go of pure bluff-catchers that beat nothing in villain's value range.