Bizzare Solver Strategy
Posted by cparks
Posted by cparks posted in Low Stakes
Bizzare Solver Strategy
Can anyone explain this bizzare solver strategy across turn runnouts. It's in SRP, OOP vs IP caller. The OOP player calls a flop 3bet after checking, then donks into the IP player 28% of the time on the turn. I've seen spots where it's even higher.
This is example is on a 942fd board. The 9 turns make sense, as the 3b caller is going to have a lot more top pairs. But the K and the Q??? The five through 7 doesn't make any sense either, as it's not like we make straights with these cards
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