Is it a shove scenario on the flop for isolation play against the short stack (his spr is 6) ?
This opponent plays very loosely. His limp-range in this position is something like 78xx , any pair xx or even xxxx ... lol
Vp=70 / Pr=10 / AFq=26

bb stat:
Vp=68 / Pr=9 / Afq=45

If I decide the option to call his bet on the flop (what was the case here), do you think should I call his second barrel ?

The thing which discourage me to make a move to isolate the short stack was the multiway pot. Am I wrong?


PokerStars - €0.50 PL Hi (6 max) - Omaha - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

BTN: €21.50
Hero (SB): €71.47
BB: €66.15
UTG: €76.99
MP: €50.00
CO: €15.98

Hero posts SB €0.25, BB posts BB €0.50

Pre Flop: (€0.75) Hero has 9 8 Q A

UTG calls €0.50, fold, CO calls €0.50, BTN calls €0.50, Hero calls €0.25, BB checks

Flop: (€2.50, 5 players) 2 T K
Hero checks, BB checks, UTG checks, CO bets €2.00, fold, Hero calls €2.00, BB calls €2.00, fold

Turn: (€8.50, 3 players) 5
Hero checks, BB checks, CO bets €7.95, Hero ...

If you wanna iso raise I dont see why you dont do it otf. Id much rather get a multiway turn than iso the shortie

Your hand plays better 3way on the turn. Calling increases the chances of it staying 3way. Raising flop would be okay, although at these stakes calling the flop can sometimes be more profitable as some villains fail to betsize correctly and you will be smaller bets with great implied odds.