Study the decision in context.
Our strategy notes examine heads-up postflop situations for intermediate online cash players, starting with button versus big blind at 100bb. Examples identify their assumptions before drawing a conclusion.
After the big blind checks
Read what a big-blind check tells the button. A small hypothetical range shows how a check can leave strong hands in the checking range, without claiming an equilibrium strategy or inventing solver output.
From output to explanation
A board-level Action frequency does not replace the ranges and action sequence at a particular decision. Our articles focus on interpretation; product training and onboarding stay on SolvedHand. Turnstone and SolvedHand have the same owner.
Reviewed
What a big-blind check tells the button ↗
A big-blind check changes the range the button faces only through the hands that check. In a heads-up 100bb single-raised pot, that conditioning step comes before any claim about how often the button should bet.