I have no stats on the players and no specific reads. I assume they are not regs because of stacksizes.

PL Omaha $0.50(BB) Replayer
Hero ($50)
BB ($68.17)
UTG ($16.25)
UTG+1 ($37.56)
CO ($42.08)
BTN ($80.30)

Dealt to Hero K 2 K J

fold, UTG+1 raises to $1.50, CO calls $1.50, fold, Hero raises to $6.50, fold, fold, CO calls $5

FLOP ($15) 7 5 2

Hero bets $11, CO calls $11

TURN ($37) 7 5 2 8

CO has $24.58 behind


On the flop it suck when he ships here. I think it is still slightly better EV to call it off. I don't think checking is not an option because he will also have missed this flop quite some time.

The turn is not good obviously. Given it did give us a flush and that he will still fold some of the time (an over pair, a pair + over cards) I opt to ship it here.
If the turn is non-spade 8 or any 9 I should probably fold?

Call Pre. I think playing more snug OOP is very profitable in SSPLO and it disguises our premium hands.

+1

give up the hand, we have 9 outs max, even w/ a non spade its a c/f

This is assuming he always has a 64 or a 96? Shouldn't villain have more in his range once he calls the turn

We have a FD. Easy ship here imo. He calls with QJ97 and other similar hands alot here.

shovelin shovelin.

Easy jam for 2/3 pot, whole hand is wp, you can also bet pot otf to make his float worse.

We have 9 outs min most of the time.

As played ship turn 100%. Depending on villains 3b or flat pre.

And also you don't need to disguise hands in ssplo.

3bet pre all day long unless villain is a huge nit. Turn is not the best card for you but it's still a ship.

I agree , if the kings where single suited I would probably just flat pre.