Flop Analysis
Auto-played to reach this drill spot — you didn't act here, so it isn't scored.
Fold Ace-high to the river lead rather than shoving into a committed opponent who cannot mathematically fold.
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Checking back is standard here — Ace-high lacks the equity to barrel for value, and checking controls the pot size while retaining showdown value against missed broadways.
Folding is the clear and disciplined play facing this river lead. Turning Ace-high into an all-in shove is a severe mistake because SB's bet has already priced them into calling off their remaining chips. **Math:** SB bet 5.9 BB leaving just 4.7 BB behind, meaning they are getting better than 5:1 on a call and have almost zero incentive to fold any pair or better. **Ranges:** SB's river lead is densely populated with completed straights such as 76s and made pairs like Tx or 9x that easily call off against our shove. --- > **Takeaway:** Never turn unpaired hands into bluff shoves against committed opponents who lack the stack depth to fold.
Note: Shoving Ace-high over the river lead is a severe mistake; SB is pot-committed with their pairs and straights, leaving us with virtually zero fold equity.