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[QUOTE="Mercurius, post: 6402815, member: 427881"]
All very valid!!  I quite enjoy the theory side of the game however so was a thought experiment more than anything.

In terms of the hand as played, I wouldn't say I necessarily try to play GTO, but the smaller flop C-bets are more designed to help me C-bet a high frequency of flops (which generates a tonne of folds at 5NL) and get called down by worse hands given I tend to target and isolate players with higher VPIP.  On this one my holding was trash vs the board so I just checked down and folded river.

I find the exploitative "bet high when you have premium holdings" hard to execute at these low stakes tbh - you either fold everyone out if you hit on flop, or if you get called tend to be behind unless you have a disguised holding like sets and 2 pairs.  What is your typical bet sizing for low stakes?  2/3rd to pot sized C-bets when you connect and check when you don't largely?

Given I use the low flop sizing I tend to 2/3 to 3/4 pot sized turn bet, again at a high frequency as long as i've hit or have draws.  I will mix in some turn checks on draws so I can pot bet river and get called when people assume it's a bluff.  Do I need to be betting even larger and mixing in a lot of overbetting if I'm using lower flop C-bet sizing?
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