With your read I don't mind going to calldown mode.

I raise utg AcAd9cKd
btn 3bet he is maniac 80/40 3bet18% 80 hand (he can 3bet hands like JT45r)
I 4bet - he calls

pot 56bb , I have 53bb behind

flop 9h7hTs

I open pushed, its ok?

yep

+1
Flopp call is fine imo we rep weak 8, so we can get a free river often enough, and we make the best hand on a T or Q, on turn I get away from the hand

whats the point of shoving the flop if i have no fold equity? Don't really know how to play this spot even though im never folding.

Well, there probably aren't any turns you're folding, so you might as well shove it in on the flop.

You don't get fold equity but you are commit and get a better equity on flop, so jam it on the flop.


Std I guess.. Not weak to continue checking after it's checked flop and turn?

Obv Ship is Obv? Villian is 80/47/0 over 15 hands

PokerStars - $0.25 PL Hi (6 max) - Omaha - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

BTN: $25.00
SB: $27.66
BB: $26.78
Hero (UTG): $25.00
MP: $8.00
CO: $25.00

SB posts SB $0.10, BB posts BB $0.25

Pre Flop: ($0.35) Hero has T J 9 Q

Hero raises to $0.75, fold, CO calls $0.75, fold, fold, BB raises to $3.10, Hero calls $2.35, fold

Flop: ($7.05, 2 players) Q 7 2
BB bets $6.73, Hero raises to $21.90 and is all-in, BB calls $15.17

Standard, **** putting any more $$$ in on that board!

Obvious ship is obvious indeed! What are you unsure about exactly? Do some ppt work, he has AA/KK & unlucky the times he has a dominating the fd. You're a favorite over that range:

ProPokerTools Omaha Hi Simulation

600,000 trials (Randomized)

board: Q72

Hand	Pot equity	Wins	Ties
TdQd9J	53.69%	321,707	836
KK, AA, AdAs9d, KdKs8d	46.31%	277,457	836

2 more bluff hands, I was very bluff happy today!

Villain here was 36/2 over 222 hands. Wtsd 22%, w$sd 68%
He has plenty of **** to call me with on the flop & the turn so I'm planning on betting most rivers (probly not betting a 7) where I miss cause I think he has enough draw+one pear type stuff that he'll fold & maybe his weaker 2pears.
Thoughts?





Villain here was 24/17 over 400, call open from SB 11%
His fv flop cb was 50% over 20 hands. And his fvtcb was 50% over 4.
When he doesn't c/r turn he doesn't have a straight, I think I have plenty of FE with a turn bet btw & can still get called by worse.
In game I thought he'd have enough busted draws for me to be good a decent amount but given his tight call open the he won't have many bare fd, it'd be more, 2 pear, pear+draw, op+fd.
Would you agree? If that's the case then bluffing the river is a fine idea, right?

hi,

i have one quick question. what are the lowest possible stakes to play plo hu and crush the rake at ftp or stars? PLO50?

I guess even on plo 100 stars it takes ridiculous amount of ur winrate

Opp is reggish and tight... Not sure if any recreational player would fold but felt like we will have decent amounts of folds from tight ones.. Thoughts?

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $2(BB) Replayer
($231)
Hero ($200)

Dealt to Hero J Q K 8

Hero raises to $6, calls $4

FLOP ($12) 3 J 7

checks, Hero bets $8, calls $8

TURN ($28) 3 J 7 8

bets $25, Hero calls $25

RIVER ($78) 3 J 7 8 3

bets $52, Hero raises to $161 (AI),

I'd rather have a few more reads or be a bit deeper to shove river, but don't hate it

Vil is 34/20, 23% agg, 60% cb, 6.7% 3b, 60 hands

I'd float and see a turn. There are many cards you can bluff and steal when checked to (prolly even ship it and steal?). That is, if villain is even somewhat decent and throws his KKxx, AAxx or other 4 high cards into a muck. Also raising this flop is a good option imo. If you raise and get re-raised, it's an easy fold.

so raise to ~21 and fold....you sure about that?

Raise fold is pretty terrible!

Given his aggro %age I'd be more inclined to float and try to take it away on turn or river. Tonnes of turn and/or river cards crush his range.

If he was an aggro barreller I'd jam flop and end it there. If he calls with bare AA we have decent equity. Bare KK = happy days even vs over pair + FD we still have like at least 30%

Raing/Folding is terribad.

Don't like the idea of Jamming given his sizing indicates minimal fold equity and us having an A in our hand/plus existance of FD means we do poorly versus his range. Think floating and bluffing some turns if he checks is the best plan.

Ready for a hand from a live newb?

$1-$2-$5 (bring in) PLO - this game has been quite loose

Hero ($5000) Has been lucky and playing pretty well (maybe)
Villain 1 ($1500) Raising ~60% PF despite position, not afraid to call a reraise
Villain 2 ($1200) Has not been raising as much as V1, but equally as loose
Villain 3 ($5000) Pretty nitty
Villian 4 ($1200) Pretty decent player I think, at least he crushes NLH
Villian 5 ($130) Lost big pot recently, been buying in for $100

Live $10 straddle on button (table agreed to mandatory straddle).

Dealt to Hero in Highjack: AK98

V1 raises to $35, V2 calls $35, V3 calls $35, V4 calls $35, Hero calls $35, V5 (button) raises to $130, V1 calls $130, V2 calls $130, V3 calls $130, V4 calls $130, Hero raises to $930 (math is slightly off, but this is about right).

I'm trying to get some folds obviously and play HU against V5 with the dead money, but figure I'm ahead of V1 and V2's range who are the most likely to call (most loose). Basically I'm gambling and I think this could be bad, but wondering if it's actually a decent aggressive play.

nh!

Still not sure how I feel about that spot. The probably I see with floating is that all the good bluff cards for us ott are cards we hit, with the exception of maybe the 3 and 4. He'll often times slow down on the cards I hit, as they're the most obvious scare cards. Maybe I can bluff hearts sometimes, though doubt my range has many heart combos and it's pretty easy for him to small barrel hearts and put me in a lame spot. meh

It doesn't seem awful, but I don't really like it. With how deep you are, you're likely getting at least a couple calls, and your hand doesn't connect great with a lot of boards. Also, a couple of the shorter stacks could spoil the action by creating a dry sidepot that you have to showdown a winning hand against anyway. If you had something like AKJ9ss, maybe AK98ds, AKT8, I'd start liking it quite a bit more.

Vil is 46/30, 12% 3b pre, though a little higher from the blinds. Although also, his pfr stats suggest he's positionally aware, so could be a bit tighter 3betting me in this spot. I'm wondering if I should 4b pre instead of flatting. Vs a 12% 3b range I'm 50%, and it's a hell of a lot easier to play this hand with a small spr. If he's only 3betting 9% my equity drops to 46%. Can folding pre be better even against someone playing so laggy?

Ndahlhoff10,
You need to provide villains donkbet stat. Maybe the villain has a note on you that you fold alot to donkbets as both of ur last hands were similar situations