bet sizing equity GTO overbet position ranges value bet In this strategic poker video, Pete Clarke breaks down a specific turn spot where overbetting with third pair is theoretically sound. He explains the concept using his "three taps" analogy for hybrid betting, combining value, bluff, and denial elements. Understanding when and why to overbet third pair requires analyzing multiple factors: clean outs, opponent's folding range, and implied odds. Advanced Turn Play Strategy: GTO Wizard confirms overbetting third pair can be optimal in specific situations Three elements justify the overbet: value, bluff potential, and equity denial Clean outs and implied odds are crucial for third pair overbets Middle-sizing bets (50-75% pot) are often worse than overbets or small bets Position and board texture heavily influence the strategy Opponent's range composition determines river playability Post-overbet river strategy requires careful consideration
