3.3 - Turn - Leading Turn as Flop Defender

Question 1

What is the action that describes Leading Turn as Flop Defender?

Answer 1

X-B-C,B

Question 2

What is the most common action taken by the Flop Defender when considering Leading Turn as Flop Defender?

Answer 2

Flop Defender usually checks at HF, because even if the turn brings a new hand class. We’ll still be deficient the strongest hand classes from the flop, due to the flop action.

Question 3

What is the average bet size when Leading Turn as Flop Defender?

Answer 3

B40

Question 4

What is the lead frequency on Dry Boards when Leading Turn as Flop Defender?

Answer 4

0 lead frequency

Question 5

What is the lead frequency on Straight Boards when Leading Turn as Flop Defender?

Answer 5

Low, lead on TP, or A-High turn, since our range will have A a good amount of the time.

Question 6

What is the lead frequency on Dynamic Boards when Leading Turn as Flop Defender?

Answer 6

0 - Bricks NEVER lead, because they don’t change the nuts
1 - TP pairing and flushing turns that change the nuts
2 - Straight cards cards are more led where the straight is more frequently occurring

Question 7

As OOP when Leading Turn as Flop Defender, do we prefer flop equity or turned equity more?

Answer 7

OOP prefers to lead on turned equity.

Question 8

What is OOP’s summarized strategy when Leading Turn as Flop Defender?

Answer 8

Lead with turned equity over flopped equity when the turn makes the board more dynamic.

Question 9

When considering Leading Turn as Flop Defender, how does the Flop Defender mess up this game node?

Answer 9

The way you mess up this node is by checking your entire range. There is more mixing occurring here than in perhaps any other part of the game tree.