PLO 10 TCbet is reraised/shoved

fold flop. you have 1 out to the nuts, don't mindlessly barrel into two players ;).

I also don't see a reason to bet this flop. Bad things happen if anyone calls your flop bet.

Initally I didnt want to cbet this board against 2 opponents, but I knew that I have a lot of equity.

If I checked on flop, on turn I must fold to a bet on any card.

Opponents are typical fish, they call preflop almost with 4 random cards. They hit this board not very often considering their preflop calling ranges.

So I cbet and got 1 caller. He may call with any pair, 2 pairs, flushdraw and any pocket pair, he may reraise some flushdraw, some straight draw and sets.

On turn I did second barrel to represent completed straight, after reraise/shove I remember tanking. Because I had small flushdraw to go with and he will bluff raises some of the hands + after 3 straight cards hits the board he usually is scared with his sets and shoves; I had about 30% pot odds, I think is a close call against this type of opponents.

Equity on the flop Q :heart:J :heart:6

MP3: 7 :heart:9 :heart:8 :heart:6 - 45.36%
CO: random - 27.27%
Button: random - 27.38%

I understand that is not good to play OOP in PLO, but against certain opponents I must play to exploit their weak ranges.

You have non nutty draws OOP, you'll often be getting freerolled/beaten by a better draw, which gives you huge reverse implied odds... Since you can't control the pot much OOP either, you will get little profit when you hit and are ahead and you will pay off opponent more when you're behind.

And the equity calculation in this case would only make sense if you bet/shoved flop, and the hands that would call your shove are certainly not random...