Fold to c-bet
How often a player folds when the preflop raiser bets the flop.
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- What it means
- Fold to c-bet is the share of flops on which a player gives up when the preflop raiser makes a continuation bet into them.
- How it is calculated
- The exploits page states it directly, dealt from 20% to 75% for the pool, or computes it for a preset profile as the stats model's baseline times the profile's c-bet folding adjustment.
- Worked example
- A player folds 60% to a c-bet. A half-pot bluff needs 33% folds, a pot-sized bluff needs 50% and a 1.5x pot bluff needs 60%, so every size below 1.5x pot prints.
- Why it matters
- It tells you whether a bluff with nothing prints on its own. Against a high fold rate you c-bet every missed flop small; against a low one you bet only hands with equity.
See also: Continuation bet, Bluff break-even, Player pool