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PLO50 AAKJss 3way 3bet pot, too passive postflop?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007
BlackMember

CO is unknown, BU is reg on somewhat aggro side. SPR on flop is 2 vs CO and 4 vs BU.

On flop I went with x-r attempt. Turn I could bet but I thought flop is fairly dry and my hand components make it imo tough to get called. If I bet like half pot I would be kind of unsure how to respond to raise from BU. Versus CO with SPR 2 I would just go with it. After check versus bet from CO I would likely just x-shove and x-c versus BU.

When turn goes checked went for half pot river bet. I think I might get looked on light side as villains might think overpairs would bet earlier streets.

Game #1746843816: Table €50 PL - 0.25/0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha - 15:13:30 2022/10/05
Seated players
Seat 1: Aakkulo (€85.51)
Seat 2: sharkchum (€0) (sitting out)
Seat 3: -spiced- (€64.92)
Seat 4: RealGusHansn (€45.44)
Seat 6: KingLo0cO (€104.90)
Blinds and button
KingLo0cO has the button
Aakkulo posts small blind €0.25
-spiced- posts big blind €0.50
Hole cards
Dealt to Aakkulo J♦:K♠:A♥:A♦:
Preflop
RealGusHansn raises €1.43 to €1.43
KingLo0cO calls €1.43
Aakkulo raises €5.97 to €6.22
-spiced- folds
RealGusHansn calls €4.79
KingLo0cO calls €4.79
Flop 4♣:7♦:Q♦: (19.16€)
Aakkulo checks
RealGusHansn checks
KingLo0cO checks
Turn 4♠: (19.16€)
Aakkulo checks
RealGusHansn checks
KingLo0cO checks
River T♣: (19.16€)
Aakkulo bets €9.58


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Gothicrow
Joined: 15.11.2010
Elite Grinder

I would cb flop, probably only check if I also had a Q. With your hand I would try to xr if the 4 was 6 or higher, that allows the posibility of more draws and increases the chances of a semibluff from either opponent and get the money in dominating his draw.

As played, I would bet 1/3 on the turn and call an unlikely raise.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010
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Once 3bettor checks, people tend to be a bit cautious in 3way pot unless they have a good hit. And versus good hits the money goes in always. By checking you rarely induce any bluffs, and miss value versus medium strength hits. I would just pot the flop, as people in general doesn't fold hits in 3bet pots.

If I would think that protecting my checking range is important, I would start to think about it. But as far as I see, in this spot there is no such reason.


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010
Oldschool Grinder

I would rarely check unless I really smash the board like set/top2pair+nfd. We should be cbetting the flop more often than not being oop in 3bp with the range advantage according to GTO. And with the NFD I would consider betting half-pot since we are less concerned about a . If we would have like A♠:A♥:J♦:T♦: I would just pot pot.


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YXKCOBRA
Joined: 20.09.2008
PokerStrategist

I think AAKJss is a very strong hand preflop at OMAHA tables, but I never visualized this to be such a complicated game... :f_o:


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YXKCOBRA
Joined: 20.09.2008
PokerStrategist

I was betting one time RETURN bet in dominated situATIon with: xQxQ against all odds KKxx (PLO) :f_ugly:


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YXKCOBRA
Joined: 20.09.2008
PokerStrategist

[visuAliceD] I visualized after this hand, like :f_love: :f_love: :f_love: :f_love: Alice in Wonder(PLO)Land by ginger XIXO tea + Iri$h whiskey... :f_drink: _drink: [@XMAS time] _evil: _cry:


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YXKCOBRA
Joined: 20.09.2008
PokerStrategist

(PLO qxyz) := (NLH [qx] + [qy] + [qz] + [xy] + [xz] + [yz]) :spade: :heart: :diamond: :club:


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