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Originally Posted by slyless
I think it's a fold on the Turn. A lot of value in the fish's range (AK, 98, K9, QQ-TT, QJ, QT, JT, AQ), and our odds are not very good for calling.
I donÂ’t remember video courses on deep stacks.
Nowadays, players study solver heuristics more often.
GTO Wizard provides solutions for 150-200bb stacks and allows you to study one flop per day with unlimited turns and rivers for free.
I think if you work one flop a day for a month, you can improve your skills in these spots well.
A8s is facing a 62.7% pot turn raise and therefore needs 27.8% equity to call (though a bit more depending on rake). A8s has about 28.8% equity against a villain who never bluffs (I gave them a somewhat logical worst case range of JJ, TT, QJs, QTs, K9s and 98s). So I think call is fine and probably slightly better than fold, but it's very close.
Maybe A8s is a better hand to C/R bluff than bet if it's in a tough spot vs a B/R? Or maybe you should just overbet jam the turn since you have the nut advantage (QQ, AK) and V has lots of decent hands
I think the advice about studying GTO solutions is good. Specifically, I would use a GTO trainer to grind spots and then look at the solutions of surprising hands that you encounter. I think my river intuition has improved the most (compared to any other street) from my limited use of a online GTO trainer. But IMO it's good to grind many spots (i.e get a subscription), if possible.