KoRnholio
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Bet it. Lots of worse hands call here, he could well have A8 or 99/1010. The 8 isn't a heart, so he could also have something like 9h8h and make a crying call.
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8d7d perhaps. But I think we are smoked here most of the time. Looks like 2 pair+ here a lot. He checks the flop with the preflop raisor and 2 callers behind him, then goes nuts on the turn and shows he wants to win a big pot.Possibly. Which gets us back to my question: what hands could he reasonably be playing this way that Hero beats here? I can't think of any good answers to this question. -
zomg I am drunk and only play PLO hi, wtf are you capping the flop for? Runner runner flush/low/boat? grosssss
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I muck this preflop. Pot+repot in front of us, very low card hand that needs a perfect flop to play, no guarantee that we'll even see a flop (if CO 4bets) and we're out of position.But now that we are here.. With 4 people taking that flop someone probably has a flush draw, leaving us with 12 clean outs if called. Betting out for pot also leaves us with $35 left behind, so we're committed to calling a raise behind us. I would just check and hope for a small callable bet or a free card. If there is too much action behind after we check, fold it.
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86 is technically the nuts, but that is one gross river card. If he's been strong when he bets and raises, I would not be surprised at all to see a flush or 2 pair turned boat here.
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Yeah, it's not really heads up. One other active player with tons and tons of dead money means you can play very tight when it comes to playing for stacks against the other active player. I would gambol with AK there because if I lose I go find another tournament, but if I win, I am the only active player at the table and can now steal to my heart's content.
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Villain didn't play it that badly. No sense blowing people off their hands with top set on a K32 rainbow board. Turn puts some very unlikely draws out there, but the Hero has shown that he will likely bet again. The push is a little overkill, but will draw curious calls a lot from worse hands. Possibly even hands like AK.
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If you are going to get all in on that flop, push instead of check-calling a push.
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You're firing the turn again with KQ with 3 opponents on the JT87 board?It's exactly how I play KQ. There's almost no reason NOT to overbet river on that board if you hold KQ.Still have to call though. -
This is KQ almost never. Easy call/BBFIDTS.
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Sometimes the mix of opponents that you are playing against will make you play a certain way to get the best of them too. Against a group of very aggressive postflop players, you will find yourself being more passive and trappy than you would against other opponents.
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Don't put too much stock into your PT icon. Those icons aren't that accurate or even important really. As long as you're making good decisions and maintaining a good BB/100, what does it matter?
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Smaller raise is good. It should be pretty obvious that if you call/call/raise that you were chasing the nut flush and hit it, but villain bets half the pot anyways. Leads me to believe he's a bit donkish, but will certainly call another $10-12 if he has the T or J-high flush.
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Pushaments.
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Bad beat forum is down the street. Laying down AAxx double suited to a 3way all in in PLO is like laying down KK in a NLH cash game after 3 aces are exposed.
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I'd play it the same. Pot is small so just let it go I think. Although it looks an awful lot like a low+weak high hand. Problem is we are one way and any 2 pair trumps us.
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1. Push and not like it too much since we'll often be chopping/being free rolled, but without crazy deep stacks I am never ever folding.2. Push and love it to pieces, there aren't always super monster draws under the bed. Even if they are you are in great shape.
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I hoep this isn't limit omaha hi only... that is one game that I am sure no one has an edge against even semi-competent players.Edit: okay I am drunk and now see it's hi/lo. We're probably up against an A3 and/or set somewhere, I run for the hills
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If you're playing T-6off for a raise preflop, you have to make some move at the pot either as a bluff or because you hit something. When you limp and call, call the flop, min raise the turn, you are playing like a total fish. Not to mention that that min raise puts you in an awkward spot getting 2:1 on an all in 3bet.
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I'd push it, since we have pretty good fold equity against the SB and BB (would cost 50% of their stack to call). The only time I wouldn't push this is if the SB or BB is loose, but the rest of the table is tight.
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Get it all in on the turn. You have two of the key straight cards (10's), and he could be overplaying a set or have a set+flush draw in this spot. Not enough left behind to just call and then contemplate a fold on one of the many river scare cards.
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Bet the turn. No one will put you on a ten because you didn't bet the flop when checked to. If one of them is sandbagging you'll get paid, they might even bluff/semi-bluff raise you with a straight draw.
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With 4 (I think) people seeing a flop, I would have trouble mucking this in Omaha. Insta-call in hold'em. He has a high pp or bluff here so much more often than a hand like A4.
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Easy call. There's even a little money left behind to win if we hit the flush or straight. Villain isn't folding the river getting 8:1 (whether he has top 2 or a set), unless *maybe* if the Jd or Td comes off...
This is sooo not a wrap. 9 out straight draw is 1 out better than a regular open ended draw. With position and two villains, no way I raise this. Change the flop to AQx with two diamonds and we can talk about raising.yea, with all those outs calling is definitely justifiedanyone possibly raise this flop with the wrap? the flop bet from the re-raiser looks like it might be on the weak side
Is It Ever Right To Fold?
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Never fold. This is a pretty typical PL Omaha spot. There are a lot of times where even if you could see each other's hands, you would still be putting all the money in.