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03-05-2016 , 02:03 PM

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Pooh-Bah

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2/2 plo, 9 player live

mp $600 (LAG)
co (Hero = 5

) $600

preflop:
utg straddles to $5, mp/hj/hero/sb/bb calls, utg checks

flop ($30): 3

blinds/utg checks, MP pots, hj folds, Hero?

villain is a decent player that has pretty good ability in picking up abandoned pots.
but am lost about him potting on this dry board.
3 pair?

I have an inside wrap and a backdoor flush draw.
I'm tempted to peel one to see if i improve to a flush draw or the nuts (straight).

Your thoughts?

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03-05-2016 , 02:35 PM

OmahaFanatical4

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fold pre. he's probably got top two or set, people don't really stab in 6 way pots and generally PSB = nuts in live plo. call or fold seem reasonable, i would fold myself you are just under 4:1 dog to improve and getting only 2:1

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03-05-2016 , 02:37 PM

Dave C

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There's only one draw on this dry flop (which you have), and with your read villain could well be trying to pick this one up, given that no-one else has shown any real interest. Odd bet sizing though, makes it look pretty polarised to at least top two or a set.

I'd be happier calling a 2/3 or 3/4 pot bet, but I think I'd still be peeling one here.

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03-05-2016 , 02:42 PM

rulaZ

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I would never fold this pre-flop - big mistake imo (domination potential on a passive table).
On the flop I guess I would also peel one given the SPR is decently high.

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03-05-2016 , 02:46 PM

TomHimself

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seems like a fairly standard call this deep, no?

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03-05-2016 , 03:30 PM

alienslayer

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agree with call flop, you have position and you should have decent implied odds + visibility on later streets. it's also unlikely somebody raises the flop given the dryness of the flop and the action pre.
if you pick up a FD or on an 8 you can even peel another bet on the turn.

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03-05-2016 , 05:05 PM

Oink

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Originally Posted by alienslayer

+1

Pre is loose, but u can prolly get away with it if its a std live game with really bad recreatioal players

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03-05-2016 , 06:28 PM

Loctus

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No one folds this pre in co in a live game, come on guys

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03-05-2016 , 10:41 PM

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Pooh-Bah

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Originally Posted by Oink

+1

Pre is loose, but u can prolly get away with it if its a std live game with really bad recreatioal players

huh?
hwang said 3 Broadway cards + a dangler, at least single-suited, are marginal hands.
In position after limpers, we should usually overlimp.

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03-06-2016 , 12:24 AM

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SolarAU

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Hwangs stuff is very generalised and doesn't account for either the online or live game flows.

Given that villain is capable of betting out mw as a bluff to pick up the pot (if that's what your read is), as well as repping strong value hands I think we can call here, even more so the SPR is such that villain can't threaten our entire stack on turns.

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