[converted_hand][hand_history]Poker Stars, $0.10/$0.25 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 5 Players
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SB: $29.83 (119.3 bb)
BB: $97.59 (390.4 bb)
MP: $191.74 (767 bb)
Hero (CO): $33.02 (132.1 bb)
BTN: $178.78 (715.1 bb)

Preflop: Hero is CO with A Q 7 8
MP folds, Hero raises to $0.75, BTN raises to $2.60, 2 folds, Hero raises to $8.15, BTN calls $5.55

Flop: ($16.65) 2 7 J (2 players)
Hero bets $15.94, BTN calls $15.94

Turn: ($48.53) 4 (2 players)
Hero goes allin for $8.93, BTN calls $8.93



BTN is 99/ 90/ 54%agg/ 3bet vs CO 99% /5betrange8%


1) We have an equity egde preflop with decent playability, we are 56% favorite. It's ok my 4bet? Better than just calling?

2) We still being favorite postflop with 56% of equity. So we have just to shove/call with this spr right?

Looks like a std spot, just want some feedback because it is the first time I play against a so aggresive 3bettor.

Your play is fine but I still prefer just calling pre and finding a way to exploit villain. With so much rake and variance in PLO I just don't think pushing small edges preflop is the right approach.

Its fine vs this guy. Above might eb true though we might have a bigger edge by just calling. Quite hard to know. I think with a 56-44% edge Id just push that.

he really 3bets 99% vs CO? what a guy hehe, relevant samplesize?
if the blinds are bad I might actually open limp...

Yeah, he did always reraise preflop when his turn to act, no matter if it was a OR, 3bet, 4bet, 5bet or allin, lol.

Well played. I love villains style

villain is matt kirk i heard

pre-flop is obv fine when not only are you pushing an equity edge but u also might have fold equity post-flop, which is a win/win

I always fight aggression with aggression and absolutely prefer 4b over just flatting. Pretty much the only hands I'm not 4b in this spot that I decide to open are rundowns. Most villains usually stop 3b every hand if they realise you are willing to 4b them almost every time.

I'm fine with the hand def 4-betting if I'm opening. The open limping idea is curious and possibly good.

When you say 54% agg you mean his (bets or raises) / (bets or raises or calls)? Is this just a postflop stat? What's the agg% of a standard reg?

I'm in for 4b and setting up a good spr against 100%.

I think we should limp hands we can't 4b.

Yeah postflop stat, I don't know the std and it is vpip dependent. This guy playing so many hands, 54% is a lot of aggression postflop for him.