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CO fish limps. Hero pots with KKhJ8h. BB and CO calls.

AJh7h. checks to hero who bets 2/3. bb calls co folds.

AJh7hQ. bb checks, hero pots.

AJh7hQ3. bb checks, hero pots.

Standard triple barrel with KT and JJ blockers or do I want to not have hearts for more autofolds? Not sure how that concepts translates from NLH to PLO.

I like your line. Flop w/ nfd vs weak co limp range we can achieve plenty of folds and still retain decent equity vs x/r and continues.

Turn yep
Riv yep


Ideally we want to unblock as much of our opp's folding range by river but often we're going to be blocking some form of their continues (tough to block them all) so wouldn't sweat blocking hearts by riv.

You have a second nut flush draw on the flop right?

I would generally just check behind with K-high fd on the flop, too middling hand to bet against two opponents.

As played I like your turn and river line. More hearts you unblock the better, but this is still fine.

Looks good to me when you're blocking the straight and you can easily have AA.

Having hearts and two Ks blocks his draws, but you beat his draws other than the nut flush draw. That constitutes a very significant part of his range, and that's a good indicator for you to bluff: if he's aware of blockers, and he has the nut flush draw, with showdown value, it's much more difficult for you to have draws; you also have a lot of hands that might want to take their showdown value. There are plenty of hands in the vicinity of AT98 with hearts that will likely fold to your river bet.

You should provide effective stacks and construct pot sizes in your original post in order to entice more people to post without having to do the maths themselves. PSB otr is 96?

Honestly I think when you pot turn and he calls you can give up a bunch tbh. Sometimes these spots just feel like a call down and once V gets to river and is getting 600-1 they pretty easily find the call when you polarise.