2/4 Plo (6 Max) Mega-draw On Turn

[Merby 3]

What's our line? 1) Check with the intent of raising?2) Check with the intent of calling?3) Lead out and call a push?Villain is 67/29 through 24PokerStars Pot-Limit Omaha High, $4 BB (6 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)Hero ($841.45)UTG ($395.10)MP ($1456.95)CO ($586.30)Button ($769)SB ($396)Preflop: Hero is BB with Q, 3, A, J. 2 folds, CO raises to $14, Button calls $14, 1 fold, Hero calls $10.Flop: ($44) 5, 3, 4(3 players)Hero checks, CO bets $41.8, Button folds, Hero calls $41.80.Turn: ($127.60) J(2 players)Hero ...?

[simo_8ball 0]

Easy check/shove. Sucks if he checks behind on the turn, but I think he keeps up the aggression with a reasonable number of hands. If you think he will check behind fairly often then just pot it. It's kinda read dependent, but I love checkraising.

[BudBundy 0]

I am for Check raising as well.I don't mind a free card on turn. We are %50 against 7654.

[Merby 3]

I am for Check raising as well.I don't mind a free card on turn. We are %50 against 7654.

That was what sealed the deal: we were 50/50 against the naked straight, and if he checks behind, it's no big deal either (since we're still only drawing).I checked, he potted, and I shoved.River bricked and he rolled over the straight.He **IMMEDIATLY** sat out and left (that, more than anything else, put me on tilt)

[BudBundy 0]

He **IMMEDIATLY** sat out and left (that, more than anything else, put me on tilt)

gee i hate that too.Eh you played it well , what else can you do

[iggymcfly 0]

Yeah, I think the turn's good. You could definitely get a fold from 62 or something here and that would be in his range with his preflop stats. Do you usually c/c this flop though? I think a lead's probably better as you have no reason to think that your opponents hit and you still have enough equity to call a raise with the backdoor draws and the ability to bluff a board pair.

[sabes99 0]

i think the best play would have been to avoid this situation by potting the flopreally, you could go pretty much either way on the turn, i prefer leading out, but that's just me

[Merby 3]

Yeah, I think the turn's good. You could definitely get a fold from 62 or something here and that would be in his range with his preflop stats. Do you usually c/c this flop though? I think a lead's probably better as you have no reason to think that your opponents hit and you still have enough equity to call a raise with the backdoor draws and the ability to bluff a board pair.

I usually lead this flop into a PFR. This time, however, the CO was a habitual c-bettor (a fatal flaw in PLO), so I checked with the intention of raising him.However when the button folded and I found myself heads-up against the weak preflop raiser, I spontaneously decided to take a slower approach and just call. I felt I could make the right decision on the turn.