Overpair on a paired flop oop SPR 3

An over pair in PLO isn't so strong if you compare it with NLHE and I don't think most players on PLO2 will raise with less than a flush draw in a spot like this and I don't think the ace blocker is good enough to stack off in spots like this and I would just give up the flop as PLO fish.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Plo beginner here.
I will cbet 100% of my 3bet range here, probably 1/2 pot, fold on a raise.
Flush draw will just call the flop at PLO2 I believe, especially with a paired board.

Yup, I'd bet/fold. Cb sizing anywhere from 1/3 to 3/4 on paired is fine on micros depending on player reads and your later street plan imo.

In PLO your redraw is almost as important as your hand.
Here your A♥:A♠: is standing all by itself. No straight potential, no flush potential, and the board pairs, so even if you had a flush it might not even be good.

It's rather like a Way-Ahead/Way-Behind hand in Hold'em -- and you're not way ahead -- just somewhat ahead.

I join the bet/fold team here.

Best of luck,
VS

When you made your 3-bet preflop from the SB almost everyone puts you on AAxx as the CO did I think.
And in PLO2 When someone is pushing all-in OTF, is probably value betting and he is trying to take advatange of your Aces ( cause most of as never fold them)
You don't have redraws. So most of the time you are ahead only from Bluffs here in my opinion and bare flush-draws.
I would Bet/fold too.

Yes.. I think you guys are right. Bet-fold best.

Sizing 30-40% and against player weak enough to call 1 street and fold ott size up a little bit 4value and bet any non-flush turn.

You can happily bet-fold on these boards as long as no one starts to play back at you. If you see them raising with bluffs you need to adjust. But until that, just make the bet and your life is easier. Once they raise, you fold.