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Answer: Fold ✅
Deep-stacked play out of position is all about playability. A common mistake is feeling obligated to defend our checking range by calling with A♣️K♣️ on a T♥️7♦️2♦️ flop.
Facing a large bet, AK has very few clean ways to improve. Even when an ace or king arrives, a diamond completes the flush around a third of the time, and on other turns, continued aggression often leaves AK bluff-catching.
The key is choosing hands that can make strong, nutted hands across different runouts. For example, AK with a diamond or hearts with backdoor flush potential has more playable turn cards.
Don't automatically call with AK just to defend your range. At deep stack depths, be selective and prioritize hands that can realize their equity comfortably out of position.
100bb effective in an MTT.
You open to 2.5bb from the CO with A♣️K♣️, and BTN calls.
Flop: T♥️7♦️2♦️
You check, and BTN bets 5bb.
What should you do? 👇
Explain your thought process below!
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45%Fold
44%Call
7%Raise to 13.8bbs
4%Raise to 22.5bbs
1,024 votes • Final results100bb effective in an MTT.
You open to 2.5bb from the CO with A♣️K♣️, and BTN calls.
Flop: T♥️7♦️2♦️
You check, and BTN bets 5bb.
What should you do? 👇
Explain your thought process below!
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45%Fold
44%Call
7%Raise to 13.8bbs
4%Raise to 22.5bbs
1,024 votes • Final results Jonathan Little retweeted
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Answer: Overbet
The 9♣️5♦️4♥️ flop is fairly neutral, but the A♥️ turn favors the hijack's equity. However, at 100bb deep, nut advantage becomes increasingly important because there are so many chips behind.
The big blind has more two pair, sets, and straights, including 3-2, while the hijack would often bet hands like A-9, A-5, and pocket fours on the flop.
This allows the big blind to apply pressure with a turn overbet of around 1.5x pot. Hands like A-7 struggle to continue when the big blind can credibly represent the nuts, while weaker high cards, nines, and pocket pairs also face a difficult decision.
Although checking to induce a bet and check-raising can work against opponents who stab too often, betting is preferred to deny equity to hands like K-Q, K-J, Q-J, and Q-T.
The value range should focus on two pair or better, particularly hands involving fours and fives. For bluffs, heart draws like Q♥️3♥️ are excellent candidates because they have equity to improve and can continue applying pressure on the river.
The key lesson: At deep stack depths, nut advantage can justify aggressive overbets even when your opponent has an equity advantage.
100bb effective in an MTT.
HJ opens to 2.5bb, and you defend the BB with Q♥️3♥️.
Flop: 9♣️5♦️4♥️
You check, and HJ checks back.
Turn: A♥️
What should you do? 👇
[Pot 6.5bb]
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61%Check
17%Bet 1.6bb
14%Bet 6.5bb
9%Bet 9.8bb
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100bb effective in an MTT.
HJ opens to 2.5bb, and you defend the BB with Q♥️3♥️.
Flop: 9♣️5♦️4♥️
You check, and HJ checks back.
Turn: A♥️
What should you do? 👇
[Pot 6.5bb]
Explain your thought process below!
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61%Check
17%Bet 1.6bb
14%Bet 6.5bb
9%Bet 9.8bb
1,914 votes • Final results Jonathan Little retweeted
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Answer: Call ✅
Q♣️7♣️ is too strong to fold, but there’s little reason to check-raise for value or protection.
When playing deep-stacked, our check-raising range needs to be very strong. We can't raise too thinly for value, so hands like A-T and two pair or better make more sense.
If we want to mix in some check-raises with marginal made hands, 8-7 and 9-7 are better candidates. They need more protection and can struggle to build a pot when they improve.
Q♣️7♣️, however, can comfortably check-call. When we improve to two pair or trips, our opponent can continue betting aggressively, allowing us to build a bigger pot.
At this stack depth, we should generally favor check-calling over check-raising with marginal made hands.
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100bb deep in a cash game.
HJ opens to 2.5bbs, and you defend the BB with Q♣️7♣️.
Flop: T♠️7♥️4♦️
You check, HJ bets 4.6bbs.
What should you do? 👇
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16%Fold
74%Call
9%Raise to 12.4bbs
1%Raise to 20.3bbs
1,543 votes • Final results100bb deep in a cash game.
HJ opens to 2.5bbs, and you defend the BB with Q♣️7♣️.
Flop: T♠️7♥️4♦️
You check, HJ bets 4.6bbs.
What should you do? 👇
Explain your thought process below!
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16%Fold
74%Call
9%Raise to 12.4bbs
1%Raise to 20.3bbs
1,543 votes • Final results Jonathan Little retweeted
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25bb effective in an MTT.
You open the BTN to 2bbs with Q♥️9♠️. BB calls.
Flop: J♣️9♦️7♥️
BB checks.
What should you do? 👇
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45%Check
40%Bet 1.4bbs
14%Bet 3.3bbs
2%All-in 23bbs
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Answer: Large Bet ✅
Q♣️8♣️ is a better turn bet than QJ because we pick up additional straight equity.
The key concept is that we want to bet top pair hands that have the ability to keep betting rivers.
Q♣️8♣️ can improve to a straight on a T or 5 river, giving us more nutted hands and more profitable river bets.
By comparison, QJ has fewer rivers that improve us significantly, so it prefers checking more often.
On the turn, we can use a large sizing, around 60% to pot.
When top pair picks up additional equity and improves its river playability, we want to keep betting.
50bb effective in an MTT.
You open the CO to 2.2bbs with Q♣️8♣️. BB calls.
Flop: Q♦️9♦️6♣️
BB checks, you bet 3.9bbs, and BB calls.
Turn: 7♠️
BB checks.
What should you do? 👇
Explain your thought process below!
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35%Check
10%Bet 3.4bb
44%Bet 8.2bb
11%Bet 13.7bb
1,170 votes • Final results















