

Poker Pro Gonzalo199 Reveals When to Float in Turn to Punish Opponents
Gonzalo199 explains when to float in turn to punish opponents. After a recent theoretical class that laid the groundwork for float turn, it's time to apply it in real situations. In this practical class, Gonzalo199 focuses on raised pots, specifically the spot where the opponent opens from the small blind and the player defends from the big blind.
Through a review of hands, the Spin Project pro shows how to identify when the opponent gives up the initiative on the turn after c-betting on the flop. He discusses what ranges are weakened by the turn, which textures favor the float, and how to adjust bet sizes. The session connects directly with the previous theory, helping to put into practice the concepts learned, avoid automatic floats, and understand when to attack and when not to, according to the opponent's profile and the scenario.
Gonzalo199 analyzes various hands to explain when to attack the pot in this situation. The session is available at Universidad.
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