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Originally Posted by dalonelybaptist
But we can just call anyway
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Yeah but your EV is still going to be significantly lower when there is such a huge range disparity. The opponent can mathematically correctly bluff you with many more hands due to having many more nut combinations relative to your range (for example, TT is the nuts if you don't have flushes.) You need to make sure the hands in your leading range are gaining enough EV vs when you check them which may or may not be true.