C-Bet Strategy
BB C-Bet Strategy on Q♠ J♠ T♦ vs BTN — 3-Bet Pot
How this board compares with nine other textures, and why frequency and size move separately: the flop c-bet study.
BeyondGTO solver database · 6-max cash · 100bb · BB vs BTN · 3-Bet Pot · updated Jul 28, 2026 · method
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C-betting Q♠ J♠ T♦ as BB
A connected texture usually pushes the aggressor towards checking, because the caller's suited connectors and pairs hit it. Here the raising range is so much stronger than the caller's, condensed around big pairs and broadways that connect with this board too, that the solver bets almost everything anyway. What changes is the size: 36% of the range takes the larger 14bb bet, charging the draws while the raiser is still ahead.
The hands worth drilling on this board are the mixed ones: AA, KK, QQ, JJ and TT and 11 more. Each is a close decision where the solver bets some of the time and checks the rest, and getting the frequency roughly right is worth more than memorising any single cell.
Read the grid by cell colour: teal is the small c-bet (5.4bb), amber a larger bet, and the dark fill is a check-back. A split cell is a mixed frequency.
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