Villain 35/23/12.4

His sizing looks so weak, so I thought that should be a profitable play. I can barrell blank rivers and also get odds if he folds and the shortie shoves turn.
It's just hard for him to continue if has a smaller straight, espacially in the sandwich.


Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $0.50(BB) Replayer
SB ($125)
BB ($299)
UTG ($126)
CO ($64.77)
Hero ($101)

BB antes $0.10
UTG antes $0.10
CO antes $0.10
Hero antes $0.10
SB antes $0.10

Dealt to Hero J 3 9 K

UTG raises to $2, CO calls $2, Hero calls $2, fold, BB calls $1.50

FLOP ($8.75) 5 8 7

BB checks, UTG checks, CO checks, Hero checks

TURN ($8.75) 5 8 7 6

BB checks, UTG bets $5.50, CO calls $5.50, Hero raises to $23, BB folds, UTG calls $17.50, CO folds

RIVER ($60.25) 5 8 7 6 6

UTG bets $57.75, Hero folds

UTG wins $57.75

Fold preflop - ainec.

If you want to bluff this board, start on the flop instead of capping your range.

When villain checks flop and bets turn into 3 people, that 6 helped him. He might have T9xx or some overpair with spades. I don't think he is bet-folding the turn often, so when you raise you often go to river with either air or K-high flush.

If the opponent is aggro, he might shove all paired rivers as you shouldn't have sets/2 pairs in your range that much. When called, 80% of the time you don't improve otr. And so many rivers are bad for you to bluff shove, that I would just call ott.

First: Fold the hand PF
Second: I think its a bad raise on the turn, likely that bettor has monster

They way it played out however i think that you do have to muck the river. Pretty tough for him to be betting this board without a full house.

Yeah, K-high isn't great for bluff catching when opponent bets pot.

your hand is fine to open the button with, but being the third in the pot with such a band hand is suicide.