

MarkNyet's Strategy: Defending Against Large Continuation Bets on the Flop
MarkNyet presents a new theoretical class focusing on defending against large continuation bets on the flop without initiative. He analyzes several hands differentiating between single raised pot and limped pot situations. MarkNyet uses GTO Wizard AI to analyze the strategy determined by the software and adapts it to real meta strategies.
He teaches that the morphology of the rival's ranges in these spots is usually oriented towards value or hands with high equity. MarkNyet advises folding more when facing large continuation bets and playing strong hands quickly for value. Additionally, he highlights a key statistic from the HUD of rivals to determine if they use multisize and how to interpret it.
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