NLHE Foundations Course Supplement A: How to Use This Course

Originally Posted by ErnieohneBert

But there's one thing I'm still missing: How can we apply our learned knowledge to the table?

It'll largely happen on its own. If you see a 25/18 with a 69% cbet and a 51% fold to cbet, you fire a cbet with AcQc on Ks8h7h, then the Qd comes on the turn, you need to know if you can profitably barrel the turn. Your ability to have an instant feel for his range will depend on the study that you're doing in this course because it's forcing your brain to make connections and patterns about reading players that you wouldn't have available to you before.

Originally Posted by spoonitnow

It'll largely happen on its own. If you see a 25/18 with a 69% cbet and a 51% fold to cbet, you fire a cbet with AcQc on Ks8h7h, then the Qd comes on the turn, you need to know if you can profitably barrel the turn. Your ability to have an instant feel for his range will depend on the study that you're doing in this course because it's forcing your brain to make connections and patterns about reading players that you wouldn't have available to you before.

What's the solution? I'd think it's a good spot to double barrel because we got the equity for the bet without considering any fold equity.

Villains calling range is probably [JJ-22,AKo-ATo,KQo-KJo,AQs-A2s,KQs-K9s,QJs-Q9s,JTs-J9s,T9s] if not wider.
cbet percentage is about average so he calls with his draws, middle pair + and maybe ace high.