blockers continuation bet draw fold equity ranges This video breaks down a high-stakes poker hand between Roberto Perez and Linus Loeliger, focusing on how to identify and exploit aggressive players' bluffing tendencies. The analysis covers multiple street decisions, from flop c-betting to river hero calls, explaining the mathematical and strategic reasoning behind each action in a zero-rake game environment. Most players fold too often in many spots, but fixing this leak requires careful consideration. Instead of calling down lighter, players can profit by exploiting others' over-folding tendencies through aggressive betting, while being cautious against known aggressive opponents. Strategic Decision Points: Zero rake environment allows for wider opening ranges Small flop bets (25%) make range betting viable Turn overbets (150%) are highly polarized Flush draw betting decisions depend on additional equity and blockers River sizing (2.5x pot) requires careful bluff selection Population tendencies lean toward over-folding Aggressive players can be exploited through hero calls
