Jonathan Little

Answer: Bet 5.2bb We should size up on this flop. Our opponent doesn't have much air, and the board is very connected and dynamic. We don't have a huge equity advantage as the in-position player. When our opponent checks, they lose some of their strongest hands, but their range still has plenty of board connectivity. We should build a polarized betting range: bet our strongest hands, check back many medium-strength hands, and bluff with hands that have equity and relevant blockers. With A♠️Q♦️, we should put immediate pressure on middling pocket pairs while building a pot with our strong hands. The key lesson: On dynamic boards, we should use a polarized strategy to apply pressure with our strongest hands and equity-driven bluffs.