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Originally Posted by LETIGRA
Even a crappy d2 is a mandatory bet against a d3 on the flop. They will still have a d3 18% and must mathematically fold.
I don't agree with either conclusion.
I will bet a lot of D2s where I've paired to weaken the D3's draw or have discarded pairs, then I have the option of patting rough/snowing after seeing his draw, or playing a D2 as a draw for value, but reflexively throwing a bet in with a no-blocker rough 3-card Eight should prove expensive over time.
Any D3 that was correct to see a flop is correct to peel again if he knows you are betting all UI D2 hands as rough as this, and eventually he will know that if he doesn't already.
Agree it's all about the math though.