So im working on cbetting on flops and which flops is should be cbetting at higher frequencies and why?

Currently im in CO playing vs BB flat on board

Jc7c5c

How do we come to a point where deciding which betting frequency is best on mono boards and why?
Thanks for any help

spadez

I would think knowing the chance villain has cards of the flush suit would be useful.
Here are the stats.

Monotone Club Flop

Your Clubs	Opp.	Clubs
	0	1	2
0	61.6%	34.2%	4.2%
1	65.0%	31.6%	3.3%
2	68.5%	28.9%	2.6%

Ok thats sounds reasonable since alot of his continuing(call/raise) range should have clubs in them.

Monotone boards are quite weird/interesting, since many combos are drawing dead if the opponent flopped a flush. I'm not sure what the solvers say, but Snowie thinks the BB should donkbet for a small size pretty often on monotones, mostly for protection (with marginal made hands).
If/when the BB checks, then the player in position should pick a small size and bet at a high frequency. It's hard for the BB to continue very often, so you can bluff with all kinds of nonsense (like QTs or K6s in the wrong suit). If you're going with a small size, then on this J75m, even middle pairs like 88 can be bet for value/protection. If you go larger (half pot or more), then you need to be more polarized, and should check back stuff like JT, TT-88, 7x, 66.

This makes a ton of sense. I was thinking we should be betting a higher freq. Small bet sizing with a variety of hands makes a ton of sense. Alot of the BB flatting range should have trouble continuing.I just have to get better at employing these different bet sizing on diff board textures.