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Originally Posted by Badreg2017
Wouldn’t it depend on the board? Like OOP on 982 two tone if we 3 bet a range of TT+ ATs+ AQo+ A2-A5s 65s we are supposed to check a ton OOP deepstack when IP can have all the sets and 98s but if we are short we can cbet. Whereas, on boards where we have more nutted hands, and on less dynamic boards where position matters less, wouldn’t we want to cbet more often when we are deeper so we can threaten stacks by the river?
I’m kind of a beginner when it comes to the more advanced poker theory stuff so correct me if I’m wrong.
Well in your example the SPR will most likely be relatively low because it is a 3bet pot. But we would bet our TT-QQ before our KK/AA because the lower overpairs are more vulnerable.
In the solve below the SPR was around 3.5.
I recently solved a X52 tt board in 3bet pots OOP to try to figure out frequencies a bit and this is what the solver came up with.
K high/J high boards are bet the most often - around 80% of our range.
Q high/T high boards are the second most bet - around 50% frequency
9876 high boards are all between 30-35% frequency
A high boards are the least bet at 25% frequency
So to answer your question. We should still be checking a lot theoretically in 3bet pots OOP - even if the SPR is lowish (3-4).
My question was more geared towards higher SPR spots. I think in live play this is less relevant because:
1) The PF open is much bigger than it is online
2) A lot of pots are multiway which decreases the SPR