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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6695904, member: 385063"]
Fundiver makes a great point about having a preplan preflop at this stack depth-I agree with that-

So a second study point for you as played would be to dive deeper into finding data on the flop to have a clear plan when the V bets 1.

So what does a 1 bb bet represent on this flop? 
We can  start with the basics- typically it is very strong or  weak---why can we conclude this?

Think about  the BTN range-BTN opens 45% or more of range how much of that 45% is very strong on this board?

BTN range is mostly going to be weak here- weak on this board is worse than top pair
Ok a BTN range leans weak what do we want to do? Is our hand strong enough to slow play?  Do we want to deny equity?----ez answer--   not denying equity killed us here:LOL:

If the V does have a strong hand how does waiting to the turn to get all-in help us? Or would we fold to any bet on turn? Would we not have lost to AA on this runout too? 
So the play vs a  mostly weak range with some strong hands possible would be what on flop?

Of course this spot is much more complex  like why did the the BTN only min open vs a 12bb stack - SB stack size is important here as it should cause the BTN to adapt their sizing if the SB has close to 30 or more

The BTN min open A6off suggests they may do that with most of their range so that makes their flop range lean weaker than GTO would be on that board-  especially if the BTN would shove 22-66 preflop

:unsure::geek:
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