Can You 3/3 This Bet Sizing Quiz? | Upswing Poker Level-Up

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[@askforalawyer7181]

Great stuff guys. In my humble experience, a surprisingly high % of regs (even at mids+) are all over the place with their sizings in 3bet pots. Some just copy/paste their SRP sizings, some always go 25/33% no matter the board, etc. At least when it happens, I know they aren't using R**. :/ (the R-abbreviation shall not be pronounced).

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[@cricketboypoopants]

Someone please explain this to me , previous vids and numerous other poker content a big size is preferred on a flop texture of AK4 rainbow , due to hero having range advantage and nut advantage? Now we bet small! I understand the merits of betting small but poker strat seems to contradict its self lol. Don’t think I’m cut out for poker 😢

[@synchronium24]

" previous vids and numerous other poker content a big size is preferred on a flop texture of AK4 rainbow , due to hero having range advantage and nut advantage? Now we bet small!" I have the same confusion. The AK two-pair advantage in particular is noteworthy compared to a board of, say, A72.

[@leekwitscher7073]

there are different ranges and stack to pot ratios in a 3 bet pot like in this video or in a single raised pot scenario like co vs bb and there for you use different strategies

[@UpswingPoker]

The big size is better in single raised pots (because the pot is small and you need to build it ASAP with your strong range). It's different in 3-bet pots.

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Well, I got all three correct, and....I haven't played a SINGLE hand of poker since the mid- 1970s (nope, not kidding, lol). Thinking of starting to play (lol, before I DIE) however, and I've watched a LOT of youtube videos...

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[@bestbetswithryan]

what happened to 1/3 c bets. i feel like watching upswing you were all about c betting small even with overpairs and top pairs and going bigger on turn. now the more video im seeing recently are saying bigger c bets

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[@deltaneutral]

tuff to make a correct answer when there are no correct answer aviable. for example at the beginnin on 722, my initial thought was 50% but u offerin only 33 or 67 when actualy 50% is correct one. Please bear that in mind next time. Thanks for content btw.

[@UpswingPoker]

The options were bet small or bet big. 50% is a relatively big size in a 3-bet pot.

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Love it boys! I'm more of a tournament player but got good info from this