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How to play a ace high flop as preflop 3 bettor
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When facing an Ace-high flop as a preflop 3-bettor, your strategy depends on factors like your opponent's tendencies and your perceived range. Generally:
Assess the Flop Texture: Consider if the flop favors your range or your opponent's. An Ace-high flop typically hits your opponent's calling range harder than yours.
Consider Your Opponent's Range: If your opponent calls your 3-bet, they likely have strong hands like Ax, broadway cards, or pocket pairs. Adjust your strategy accordingly.
Bet for Value or Bluff: If you have a strong hand like top pair with a good kicker or better, betting for value is reasonable. However, if you have a weaker hand or a bluff catcher, proceed with caution.
Balance Your Range: Incorporate both strong hands and bluffs into your betting range to keep your opponents guessing.
Be Prepared to Fold: If facing aggression from your opponent, especially on an Ace-high board, consider folding weaker hands unless you have a good reason to believe your opponent is bluffing.
Remember, flexibility and adaptation are key in poker. Adjust your strategy based on the specific dynamics of the hand and your opponents' tendencies
Caller may have more aces but obviously 3bettor has stronger aces
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ChatGPT is great at plenty of things, but poker theory is not one of them lol
Many GTO training sites have tried to implement a GPT virtual coach into their apps, and the results have always been disappointing.
I think the problem is largely bad training data. Most of the public poker content it was trained on is outdated, low-level stuff. But even if it had access to better training data, I'm skeptical that an LLM is the best tool for something like this.
GTO Wizard plans to try this virtual coach idea in the future. So perhaps I am wrong. Maybe a few GPT versions in the future we'll get something amazing.
