Simple GTO Trainer: King high OOP Review
Posted by Nuno Alvarez
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Very nice !
Thank you very much Gustavo, glad you enjoyed it!
Great video Nuno, it was really surprising for me the amount of checking that villain is supposed to do on many K high boards.
I was reviewing the last hand and it seems that in this spot K5 is a clear check raise because of villain's size bet and line on K7256.
Basically:
- K7 and sets are always betting large on the turn. 43s is also in the bottom of his range and it is a clear bet on this turn.
- K6 and 66 would check turn but would pick a bigger size on this river. 98 is the only hand that beats us which might use a smaller sizing, but it happens only in a small frequency.
-Villain is using the smaller sizing to value bet the strongest 7x, part of the weakest Kx and some worse 2 pairs like 76 and 65. In a GTO scenario he is probably bet/calling these 2 pairs and some Kx, that's the reason for the check raise being much better than just calling river.
Yo nuno.
min 11:15, why IP vbet 74.75,73.72 but not 7T,97,87 ?
Its something about because OOP should mix xc/xf 86,96,T9 ?
Hey man good question.
I’m not entirely sure why this happens here but, in my experience with PIO, I think on these spots there are usually multiple reasons for betting some hands instead of others.
This can be one of them. When having low cards as kicker we unblock those calls with hands that we beat. Another one that makes sense is that we wanna unblock A9 and AT hands that are pure calling against our bet too.
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