I don't know how to play this ****. I have watched hours and hours of Jnandez but it ain't helping me much in these 3bet pots. My predictions how I should have played:
1) call turn and fold river if unimproved
2) Fold preflop but maybe calling the 3bet is fine. Folding flop is normal but calling is okay. Call turn and fold river if unimproved.
Any thoughts?


Hand Information
No Limit Omaha, 0.2 BB (5 handed).
Hand History converter courtesy of pokerhandreplays.com

Table Information
Seat: 1 Player 1 ($13.46)
Seat: 2 Player 2 ($26.04)
Seat: 3 Player 3 ($54.53) Dealer
Seat: 4 Player 4 ($53.06) Small Blind
Seat: 6 Hero ($39.76) Big Blind
Dealt to Hero
****

Preflop (Pot:0.3)
Player 1****FOLD
Player 2****RAISE $0.6
Player 3****FOLD
Player 4****FOLD
Hero****RAISE $1.7
Player 2****CALL $1.3

Flop(Pot: $3.9)
***

Hero****BET $1.3
Player 2****CALL $1.3

Turn(Pot: $6.5)
****

Hero****CHECK
Player 2****BET $5
Hero****RAISE $21.5
Player 2****ALL-IN
Hero****CALL $1.34

River(Pot: $52.18)
*****

Showdown:
Player 2 SHOWS
****
Hero SHOWS
****
Player 2**wins the pot: $52.18



Hand Information
No Limit Omaha, 0.2 BB (5 handed).
Hand History converter courtesy of pokerhandreplays.com

Table Information
Seat: 1 Player 1 ($29.82) Small Blind
Seat: 2 Player 2 ($11.89) Big Blind
Seat: 3 Hero ($28.22)
Seat: 4 Player 4 ($18.46)
Seat: 5 Player 5 ($45.31) Dealer
Dealt to Hero
****

Preflop (Pot:0.3)
Hero****RAISE $0.7
Player 4****FOLD
Player 5****FOLD
Player 1****RAISE $2.2
Player 2****FOLD
Hero****CALL $1.6

Flop(Pot: $4.8)
***

Player 1****BET $2.6
Hero****CALL $2.6

Turn(Pot: $10)
****

Player 1****BET $10
Hero****ALL-IN
Player 1****CALL $13.32

River(Pot: $56.64)
*****

Showdown:
Player 1 SHOWS
****
Hero SHOWS
****
Player 1**wins the pot: $56.64

Hand 1 you're turning your hand into a bluff. You have good equity, but you're rarely ahead when the money goes in so I prefer c/c

Hand two just fold the flop

Why did you jam turn on hand 2? Why did you call flop? No, don't fold to the 3bet pre.

I think hand one is fine as played, but I'd be folding the flop in hand 2.

As mentioned in hand 1, you turn you hand into a bluff where you have a fixed equity against any hand, this can be profitable against tough villians, who semi bluffs scares alot. Against the general pool on lower stakes, this is not profitable tho, and c/c is to be preferred. Also i would size up on flop, its still a semi dynamic board texture, so you want to charge the draws and extract value from worse.

Hand 2 fold flop.

Surely H2 is just a fold pre?

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Hand 1 - raise max pre, pot flop, fold turn
Hand 2 - bet fold pre - or limp call. As played check fold flop

I called the flop on the second hand as I thoght I would be able to bluff him out later. A bit too optimisted it seems. And I raised the turn as I didn't know what to do with all my possible outs.

I am pretty sure I potted pre as I always do that. Why would I pot A56r flop? I guess I quite rarely have AA, but at least one A finds my hand often. Opponents will fold easily to a perceived strong range. I have never seen Jnandez pot in any flop with spr more than 3. Folding turn seems too tight to me. Surely we can get some action when he has a worse flush or just bluffs.

folding is nuts

Don't fold pre but fold the flop

In hand 2 we can obv never fold to the 3b. we have rougly 42% equity against a 8% range.

Raisecall>openfold>raisefold imo.

It could be a semi nitty openfold, as the hand rougly falls out of a top 10% range, so on tougher tables where we want to play stronger ranges i like a openfold. It is really close tho and my standard play would be raisecall and fold flop.

why give free cards in hand 1? just bet call, c/r is too fancy unless you have a solid read.