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APMProf's New Class: Defend Big Blind Against Delayed Turn Bets
APMProf has released a new poker theory class focusing on defending the big blind against delayed turn bets. This class is part of a series on BB vs BTN situations, previously covering river scenarios. The class uses examples worked with GTO Wizard to illustrate strategies and decision-making.
In this new class, APMProf delves into scenarios where the button (BTN) shows weakness in turn, and the focus shifts to spots where the BTN decides not to bet on the flop but does so on the turn. This situation is common and often raises doubts, making it crucial to understand how ranges arrive at turn and what lines to take from the big blind.
The class is available to subscribers of Doctorado, APMProf's advanced poker theory program. For those interested in more classes like this, a subscription to Doctorado is available for 95 € per month.
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