Turn Learning Framework: Classify Board Texture Before Sizing

Short Answer
Classify the turn texture first. The same pair often requires very different actions after different turn cards.
Five-step read
Check top-card change, draw completion, nut-completion support, continuation consistency, and river continuation risk before selecting a sizing.
Texture buckets
Dry low cards often support larger value bets and delayed probes. Draw-heavy turns increase blocker and defense needs. High-card turns often make bluff-catching harder and increase continuation fold requirements.
Action template
- If the turn heavily favors opponent range, lower bluff frequency and size.
- If equity realization improves for your value classes, keep value density and sizing higher.
- If villain draw completion rises, prioritize protection and controlled betting.