Very vague question and very long post
Been running some simulations with gtorb (GTO range builder) with different kinds of monotone boards in single raised pots (btn vs bb)
Now lets talk about disconnected monotone boards (i.e K73hhh 953hhh)
Figured out the pre flop aggressor has a pretty decent 1.5-2 bbs range advantage on these boards,
but the cbetting frequency suggested is still relatively low
compared to some other boards where with such a massive range advantage we should be cbetting high frequency with small sizings
Question 1: Can someone explain this to me please?
but independent on what the High card is, it seems like when the big blind is facing a flop cbet, he should always go ape shit on these boards with middle and bottom sets and most of the time we are trying to get it in on the flop more often than not
On the other hand we should be slow playing low made flushes on the flop but check calling them
I sort of get it because low flushes are basically drawing dead vs nut flushes/ high card flushes, meanwhile sets still have 7outs on the flop and 10 outs on the turn, but here comes my second question
Question 2: Is protection/value really that important when the preflop aggressor isnt really cbetting that wide afterall with hands like 2 pair or sets? that running into a made flush is just a cooler?
and Question 3: In reality, im pretty sure people in low stakes (100nl or below) play way too tight vs a check raise on monotone boards, they probably never reraise with a hand like Ah4x or A9 no hearts on 953hhh when facing a check raise, and every time they jam its a "puke and sad life sigh call gg fuck my life why he runs so good"
so it is still a good idea to check raise sets/2 pairs in these stakes?