

Poker Strategies: Playing Against Opponents Who Don't Protect Their Check Range
Javitxu conducted a practical class focusing on turn play in SB 3H after open raising and c-betting on the flop. This class was part of a series that began with a theoretical session by MarkNyet on playing against regular players who do not protect their check range correctly.
Javitxu analyzed examples of turn play after open raising in SB 3-handed and c-betting on the flop when the opponent calls. The analysis included scenarios where most players would bet on the turn with their best hands after checking on the flop.
By understanding these dynamics, players can pressure their opponents with a wider range of hands on the river, making it difficult for the opponent to call.
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