In this video, Bart discusses a bet sizing pattern common at the low stakes that he refers to as the "same bet" sizing pattern. Our hero has to decide if he should bet or check on this board runout. The crux of the hand is a subtle tell given away by the opponent's bet sizes earlier in the hand. If the villian had used a smaller bet on the turn which was the same size or smaller than his flop raise this would often be indicative of weaker onepair holdings. The opponent went larger in this case which means we can lop off some of the weaker parts of his range. This prolevel bet size pattern tip can dramatically improve your winrate.

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In this video, we break down:

The significance of tracking opponents' bet sizes throughout the hand.
How to deduce the strength of an opponent's hand based on their betting patterns.
Strategic considerations for your own betting on the river to maximize your win rate.

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0:00 — Intro
1:20 — Preflop
1:49 — Flop
4:05 — Turn
5:42 — River
8:02 — Hero Decision
9:29 — Reveal

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