Board Type	IP Strategy	IP Hands	OOP Strategy	OOP Hands
Low Paired (3-3-7)	Bet 33% (70%)	Bet: Overpairs, top pairs, good draws | Check: Low pairs, air	Check (50%)	Bet: Overpairs, trips, strong draws | Check: Weak pairs, air
High Paired (Q-Q-5)	Bet 33% (80%)	Bet: Overpairs, trips, strong top pairs | Check: Weaker pairs, bluffs	Check (60%)	Bet: Overpairs, trips, strong top pairs | Check: Bluff catchers
Low Unpaired (5-6-2)	Bet 33% (60%)	Bet: Overpairs, good top pairs, draws | Check: Weak pairs, air	Check (70%)	Bet: Overpairs, strong top pairs, draws | Check: Weak pairs, air
High Unpaired (K-J-2)	Bet 33%-50% (80%)	Bet: Overpairs, top pairs, draws | Check: Weak pairs, air	Check (70%)	Bet: Overpairs, strong top pairs, draws | Check: Weak pairs, air
Wet/Dynamic (J-T-8)	Bet 66%-75% (70%)	Bet: Two-pair, strong draws, overpairs | Check: Weaker hands	Check (60%)	Bet: Two-pair, strong draws, overpairs | Check: Medium strength hands
Dry/Static (A-7-2)	Bet 33% (80%)	Bet: Top pair, strong hands | Check: Medium strength hands	Check (80%)	Bet: Strong top pairs, overpairs | Check: Medium strength hands
Monotone (K-9-4♠)	Bet 33%-50% (60%)	Bet: Flushes, nut blockers, high draws | Check: Weak pairs, no spade	Check (70%)	Bet: Nut flushes, strong hands | Check: Weak pairs, air

 

Here's a simplified GTO flop strategy that you can use to make quick and effective decisions without running a solver every time. It covers different board textures, betting sizes, and position considerations.

Simplified GTO Flop Strategy

✅ Assumption: You are the preflop raiser in a single-raised pot.
✅ General Plan:

• Use small bets (33% pot) on dry/static boards.
• Use larger bets (66%–75% pot) on dynamic boards.
• Check when you have little equity or the board favors the caller’s range.

1. Low Paired Boards (e.g., 3♠ 3♦ 7♣)

• In Position (IP): Bet 33% pot ~70% of the time
  • You have range advantage and can pressure weaker hands.
• Out of Position (OOP): Check ~50% of the time
  • Defend vs raises with overpairs and strong draws.

2. High Paired Boards (e.g., Q♠ Q♦ 5♣)

• IP: Bet 33% pot ~80% of the time
  • The board heavily favors the raiser (you have QQ+, AQ).
• OOP: Check often (~60%)
  • Call or raise with QQ+, strong pocket pairs, and good bluffs (A-high backdoors).

3. Low Unpaired Boards (e.g., 5♠ 6♣ 2♦)

• IP: Bet 33% ~60% of the time
  • Low boards hit the caller's range more (they have more suited connectors, low pairs).
• OOP: Check ~70%
  • Defend vs bets with strong hands (overpairs, sets, good draws).

4. High Unpaired Boards (e.g., K♦ J♣ 2♠)

• IP: Bet 33%–50% pot ~80% of the time
  • You have range and nut advantage (AK, AA, KK).
• OOP: Check often (~70%)
  • Call with strong hands, raise bluffs selectively.

5. Wet/Dynamic Boards (e.g., J♠ T♠ 8♦)

• IP: Bet 66%–75% pot ~70% of the time
  • You need to deny equity and extract value.
• OOP: Check ~60%
  • Defend vs aggression with strong hands and good draws.

6. Dry/Static Boards (e.g., A♠ 7♣ 2♦)

• IP: Bet 33% pot ~80% of the time
  • Easy to continuation bet because the board doesn’t change much.
• OOP: Check ~80%
  • Defend vs bets with strong pairs.

7. Monotone Boards (e.g., K♠ 9♠ 4♠)

• IP: Bet 33%–50% pot ~60% of the time
  • Slow down if raised, only continue with flushes or strong redraws.
• OOP: Check ~70%
  • Call with flushes, strong pairs with a spade.

Simplified Decision Tree

Board Type	IP Strategy	OOP Strategy
Low Paired (3-3-7)	Bet 33% (70%)	Check (50%)
High Paired (Q-Q-5)	Bet 33% (80%)	Check (60%)
Low Unpaired (5-6-2)	Bet 33% (60%)	Check (70%)
High Unpaired (K-J-2)	Bet 33%–50% (80%)	Check (70%)
Wet/Dynamic (J-T-8)	Bet 66%–75% (70%)	Check (60%)
Dry/Static (A-7-2)	Bet 33% (80%)	Check (80%)
Monotone (K-9-4♠)	Bet 33%–50% (60%)	Check (70%)

Why This Works

• Simplified frequencies (~60–80% c-bets) make decisions easier.
• Small bets (33%) on dry boards where opponent can’t call with many hands.
• Larger bets (66–75%) on wet boards to deny equity.
• Check more OOP because the caller has more board coverage.