Incorrect!
The correct answer is b) Fold.
Your oppoent has been playing very tight and passively and hasn't played back at you once.
In the HUSNG course I'll teach you exactly what he's check/ calling with when he does but in this case he likely has two
pair or better and has you crushed.
Lesson Plan
In the second lesson of my
heads up poker course
we go into much more detail about what each of this opponent types
actions mean. You'll know exactly what check/ calls mean and be able to assign easy hand ranges, check raises, donk bets, pre flop limp/ calls and pre flop raises and 3 bets.
We also cover hand reading in both raised and limped pots and I'll show you how to really control this opponent type so that
you always know exactly where you are in hands at all times.
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