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06-05-2014 , 02:59 PM
I'm short stacking 5/5 PLO w $300. Dealt A765 in CO.

3 limpers, I make it 25, blind and limpers call.

$130
flop Q62

It's checked to me. I bet $50 to fold a queen, but still to be able to get away if I get check-raised. I won't automatically fold but I will consider it, based on who raised, how much, etc.

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This got me thinking about how much to bet non-nut flush draws in general. I'm probably not getting rid of the nut flush draw, but I can fold other higher flush draws, which would be great.

This may be a bad example because it is short-stacked, but if stacks were $500 is this an automatic pot bet/ fold to a check-raise?
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06-05-2014 , 05:36 PM
I´m not a short stacker, but betting/getting it in with non nut draws seems like a bad idea given how lightly people will stack off vs you.

You´re a massive dog vs the entire range of flush draws plus two random cards

ProPokerTools Omaha Hi Simulation
5,874,480 trials (Exhaustive)
board: Q 6 2
Hand Pot equity Wins Ties
Ac 6c 7s 5s34.78% 2,018,24149,477
ssxx65.22% 3,806,76249,477

People can stack off vs you with Jack high spades, no pair, and be a 60 % favourite

ProPokerTools Omaha Hi Simulation
820 trials (Exhaustive)
board: Q 6 2
Hand Pot equity Wins Ties
Ac 6c 7s 5s39.39% 3230
Js Ts 9d 8d60.61% 4970

I check behind
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06-06-2014 , 12:32 AM
Just over limp, this hand does not play well post flop multiway so why bloat the pot? This flop is a perfect example, a 7 high flush draw is almost useless in PLO. As played I guess a flop C-bet is ok, but bet bigger and realize you are bluffing.
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06-06-2014 , 04:34 AM
overlimp, c/behind.
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06-07-2014 , 12:31 AM
Pre is w/e I think, would prefer if we were deeper. At this stack depth limping is probably better.
Betting 40% into 4 people on the flop with basicly no hand is burning money.
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