SB opens 34%, will 4b only AA
postflop plays rather straightforward.

PJ ranges:
#A (x/r range) K9+,K: ( QTJ,T8J),8TJ+ (20% of whole range we have reasonable 26% vs it)
#B (x/call range) K+,7+:8J+,8T+,QTJ (49.5% of total and hero has 41% against it)
#C (x/f; 'air') that we only have 66% against)

all in all is it more of checkingback spot? (argument for betting imo could be that 30% of his total range are folding hands that we don't really crush,and making this sub-range fold is clear win for us)
any type of villain you would prefer to bet against instead of checking?


any thoughts?


[converted_hand][hand_history]Poker Stars, $0.25/$0.50 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 6 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite. View Hand #37677667

MP: $98.57 (197.1 bb)
CO: $61.22 (122.4 bb)
BTN: $83.49 (167 bb)
SB: $50 (100 bb)
Hero (BB): $51.59 (103.2 bb)
UTG: $85.62 (171.2 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with A 7 Q T
4 folds, SB raises to $1.20, Hero raises to $3.60, SB calls $2.40

Flop: ($7.20) 7 9 K (2 players)
SB checks, Hero

Bet call.
Checking is a viable option, if you play against a very passive opponent, who will not start to barrel on half the deck OTT.

This is a good discussion spot.

I think it's pretty close between checking and bet/folding. Against most opponents I lean towards checking since we aren't at the stone bottom of our range and that lets us bet some other hands and not be betting this flop too often.

I think that cbetting is good against someone who won't be check/raising the flop often but will be leading the turn often because it helps us realize our equity by checking back the turn.

We seem to have omitted alot of hands in his chrc range that have us killed like 99xx, K7 etc. I bet but I bet/fold.

Don't build a big pot without a draw to go with it. Checking isn't terrible. A smallish bet would be ok too. If SB check raise jams, just fold. There are a lot of cards on the turn that help you...spades (except the 7 and K...maybe) a non spade jack give us the nuts with a re-draw to a broadway straight. Small ball here is the best route to go and if we hit the turn hard we can jam!

Is this a standard raise in the BB with this type of hand against a raise from the SB? I understand the range you have for the SB, but isn't calling better preflop, after all you still have position. Just asking, I am fairly new at PLO. I have played a lot of limit omaha.

pretty much the easiest 3 bet ever