Party Poker $400.00 Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 6 players
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MP: $262.20
CO: $533.80
BTN: $74.00
SB: $856.10
Hero (BB): $403.50
UTG: $161.20

Pre Flop: ($6.00) Hero is BB with 9 K 8 6
UTG calls $4, 1 fold, CO calls $4, 2 folds, Hero checks

Flop: ($14.00) 9 K 7 (3 players)
Hero bets $13.30, UTG calls $13.30, CO raises to $60,

Villain is 35/19 with 3 aggression, seems decent but not amazing, not sure what type of range he would overlimp here. Guy in between is v bad

call and get it in on a safe turn? I dont know but I just dont want to fold and I think raising here would be pretty spwey right? So I think calling would be the only option.

Pretty standard fold. Take a look at this:

Omaha Hi Simulation
600,000 trials (Randomized)
board: Kc9s7d
Hand Pot equity Wins Ties
Kh9h8h6c 42.87% 242,809 28,853
KK**,99**,77**,JT8*,T86* 57.13% 328,338 28,853

I'm not even sure if he'll raise 77xx in position, cause raise/folding it would be weird/bad, and if he raise/calls, he's gonna have the worst of it quite often. If we remove 77** from his range, our equity goes down further.

If he's a decent player I'm absolutely positive he won't raise K9xx/K7xx/865xx/T987/9876.

So in conclusion, we invested 15 bucks with 385 behind, we're OOP and we're in very bad shape against his range. Really easy fold.

Continuing here would be a traditional mistake transitioning hold'em players make. We think we have a great hand, with a boatload of possibilities, where in fact we are crushed if we face resistance.

If our hand was top 2 less support I'd probably agree fold is pretty standard

Is this simulation that accurate? Isn't a CO raising most of his KK combinations, so you can deweight that? Imo if you do by saying he only limps his 1/3 crappiest KK:

Kh9h8h6c 46.49% 264,658 28,599
KK2*,KK3*,KK4*,KK5*,99**,77**,JT8*,T86* 53.51% 306,743 28,599

Then this is probably a push since we need like 47% directly to get it in.

I think calling is very good here we're oop and don't know what a safe turn is anyways and dominated straight draws will call our raise while better hands (bottom set) may (and should) fold.

def fold

Fold

Given that your read on UTG is that of a very bad player, I really think most of you guys are assigning way too tight of a range for CO's raise. While this is obviously not a fistpump get it in type of spot, I certainly don't think it's a fold; removing a lot of the 2pr/wrap combos from his range seems wrong to me.

Well if he's bad enough to overlimp JT97/T987/9876 and bad enough to raise the flop with those, or worse yet with less, then it shouldn't be too hard to get his money later on.

Honestly, gordo, everytime I try to convince myself that villain sucks so he could have those random hands you mentioned, I get it in (or flatcall and get it in on a blank turn, whatever, you get it), he flips KKxx and I'm taught a pretty expensive lesson.