This.

No one cares if you somehow ended up on the better side of variance for a couple months.

U seem to dumb to understand how much u suck, the problem is not only pre but the turn shove is so bad that the fact u cant see it when told by multiple ppl is pretty bad and rly tells alot about u as a person, noone tried to take u down but told u it was wrong and u cant see anything.

Another thing that u seem to miss is bec u play some spots bad we think ure the worst player ever, its very easy to find live settings and maybe even lowstakes online settings where u can win, but u can NEVER be a good player and beat highstakes live or online if ure not willing to look critical at ure own play.

So GL at making 20k$ a year playing live poker, those 20k$ is what all the good players wanna make every 10 days, but at least u can tell urself ure a monster at beast everything and somehow all ppl on those internet forums are after u to get u down for no apparent reason?

RealityCheckPlz.

I genuinely feel sorry for you that you have to put down a random stranger on the internet to feel good about yourself.

I hope you can find the good in life Alex.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elxggfthv5w&t=1m42s


GL

i would have bumped it up pre.. but wouldn't have been dying to go crazy obv. you're calling this raise.. and if he has a SF on the river or fills up, you're out a buyin. lol. i love plo. degeneracy levels at all time high.

Let's say villain fits the common profile of someone who would only bet the turn with a flush and would bet/fold if raised unless he puts the raiser on a naked ace bluff or if he had a boat redraw. Perhaps this player would have 3bet the flop with a flush draw+set, so it is unlikely he has something like the second-nut flush with a set unless his set is jacks.

Should you raise the turn against this player? Perhaps it depends on how you think the river will play out.

I am going to split the baby in half and suggest that a player with a tight image should be more likely to check preflop than a player with a loose image.

I am also going to suggest that a good player will eventually find a spot where they can find a fold with the nut flush on an unpaired board where a straight flush is possible.

Wow, how can u not see that several ppl try to HELP and give u feedback on your plays?

U try to twist everything into some narrative that ppl are gunning for u instead of seeing that ppl just gave u advice and u made clear mistakes and u wont learn from them, but if u did, u would actually improve alot?

1+

Why didn't you chop pre?

I think all these high stakes players are just jealous bro.

totes jelly. Wish I could get stacked by straight flush

Ha ha agree. This is just super cooler and you cannot escape with less than 100bb deep with 2nd nut flush.Flop raise is fine alsom

Do these ranges look reasonable?

If villain only does this w/ a blocker and redraw:

ProPokerTools Omaha Hi Simulation

29,920 trials (Exhaustive)

board: Q89J

Hand	Pot equity	Wins	Ties
AdQh2h3d	14.31%	4,282	0
QQ9d, QQTd, 9dTd:50%, QQKdd, JJKdd, JJ9dd, JJTdd	85.69%	25,638	0

If villain will also do this w/ JT on flop and a blocker:

ProPokerTools Omaha Hi Simulation

53,120 trials (Exhaustive)

board: Q89J

Hand	Pot equity	Wins	Ties
AdQh2h3d	50.13%	26,628	0
QQ9d, QQTd, 9dTd:50%, QQKdd, JJKdd, JJ9dd, JJTdd, JTdd:50%, JT9dd:50%	49.87%	26,492	0

those ranges don't mean anything. no one with half a brain tries to fold out nut flush 100bb deep in live PLO. based on OP this is one hand 100% of the time

Raise pre still

move to bbv

lol, I'm glad I wander back to 2+2 occasionally so I can laugh at this sht. People putting way more effort than they should to help an ingrate, I sure do remember this experience.

2 weeks ago I played live plo and was so drunk that I fell asleep on the table in the morning and won 1.8k.
last week I played again, was so drunk that I almost fell asleep on the table in the morning as well and won 3.8k.