I'm not sure about preflop here, I guess BB isn't going to fold very often but I'm still trying to figure out blind vs blind dynamics in PLO!

I think the flop and turn bets are OK with a good flush draw and being able to rep strong Ax and/or 2 pair+.

I wasn't sure if I could continue this bluff on the river though. I didn't feel like he would have that much Axxx in his BB range and other than that, all the draws missed. I could also still rep all the nutted hands.

Therefore could I expect to get a river bluff through often enough to make it worth it?

Fold pre.

Flop and turn are fine, maybe bet a tad bigger.

I think a river bet is slightly bad in a vacuum since people are stations. Not really terrible though with no showdown value. From a theory standpoint you bluff this and check some missed draws with pairs in them.

If you bet the river it's hard to distinguish between your line and 100% betting with any4 and hoping you get folds.

Assuming we aren't value betting worse than A* on the river, the problem is that we can't bluff everything that has 8+ outs on the flop. Even assuming we only bluff 13+ out draws on the turn, and check all the ones with pairs on the river ... that's still a lot of combos that hit the river with no pair, and a bunch of them are worse than K high (and the Ts esp. is a card we'd prefer BB to have when we bluff).
If we don't bluff the turn with random Qs*s it gets more manageable, even more so if we are checking some Ts8s no pair type hands.

But as NM says, we really need to have removed a bunch of the combos pre. flop (bonus: BB won't see us doing this and respond by auto clicking call with almost anything).

I agree with the fold pre comments - I'm still trying to nail my basic ranges down!

I decided to give up on the river for these two reasons.

Illiterat - I think I understand but I want to make sure. Are you saying that I'm going to be getting to the river with a fair amount of bluffs of various sorts and if I continue to triple barrel all of them, I'm going to be overbluffing? Therefore should I just pick the lower hands in my range to do this - say Q865ss or JT65ss for example?

Maybe a better strat would be to check a lot of my range on this runout so I can either give up or induce villain to bluff when I have a value hand?

Fold pre and don't bet flop

Pre is spew. As played you just have to bluff the river.

Kind of. On the assumption that you are getting to the river with a very wide bluffing range, and assuming you only valuebet say AJ+ on the river, then I'd assume if you bluff this hand you will be overbluffing.

If you are controlling your range a lot more than is apparent from this post (Eg. not betting a lot of combos that might be assumed to be in your flop/turn betting range), then it's possible your hand is near the bottom of your range and thus. should be a bluff.

In general you can't just always bluff all your bad hands, you have to check and/or fold some of them on every street, or your range will be weighted towards bad hands.

Thanks all. I guess trying to fit my hand in a three-barrel bluff range is quite hard because my range in general is all out of whack here anyway because I'm opening too wide preflop.