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$33 NL HE MTT: What was his card?
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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7167891, member: 397965"] Not really mistake but perhaps not the most optimal line against a human opponent. But thats just my opinion. I actually checked the situation in GTO Wizard, and the solver basically bet its entire range on this board CO vs. BB. It then also call down with KT 50BB deep, which I guess, it has to, when it has so many weaker hands, that also bet the flop. So you actually took a line close to GTO in this hand, which I guess mean, its not one to worry to much about. Its more a question of, can we actually do better than the solver, because we dont think, and unknown human opponent play the same way, the solver does. Like in this case the solver presumably have a lot of very low equity bluffs, when it raise the flop, which a human might not always find. [/QUOTE]
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