04 Nov 2024 Intermediate This material is for medium-skilled players bankroll check-raise continuation bet GTO ranges In this video Jonathan Little discusses how to play paired boards effectively in no-limit Texas hold'em. He covers key concepts like nut advantage, range advantage, and when to continuation bet, call, or check-raise. The strategies shared are based on Game Theory Optimal (GTO) principles, making this a must-watch for intermediate-level players looking to improve their skills on these tricky board textures. Paired boards require nuanced decision-making based on your range, your opponent's range, and nut advantage. Proper play involves a mix of folding, calling, and highly exploitative raising. Mastering Paired Board Play: Understand when you have the nut advantage vs range advantage on paired boards Learn how to adjust your play (fold/call/raise) based on these factors Recognize when opponents are c-betting too frequently and exploit them Apply GTO principles to make optimal plays on paired flops
