PLO5: JJT8ds

I think he would play sets the same way; some people would also play KQ9x like this, or the same straight as yours, and you might even get bluffed of a split.

I like betting the turn half a pot, maybe even less, and fold to a raise. The reason is he might fold the same straight as ours, and you will also get value probably from all the hands i listed above.

If he just calls, he never has the nutflush, so you could even bluff otr if you think there's some fold equity.

I usually bet flush turns, cause it's a great scare card, and once people see you do that, you can a lot of value when you actually hold a flush

Originally posted by Skodljivec
I think he would play sets the same way; some people would also play KQ9x like this, or the same straight as yours, and you might even get bluffed of a split.

I like betting the turn half a pot, maybe even less, and fold to a raise. The reason is he might fold the same straight as ours, and you will also get value probably from all the hands i listed above.

If he just calls, he never has the nutflush, so you could even bluff otr if you think there's some fold equity.

I usually bet flush turns, cause it's a great scare card, and once people see you do that, you can a lot of value when you actually hold a flush

Isn't this very unbalanced? Would you bet half pot with the flush here?

Originally posted by RuiBouquet

Originally posted by Skodljivec
I think he would play sets the same way; some people would also play KQ9x like this, or the same straight as yours, and you might even get bluffed of a split.

I like betting the turn half a pot, maybe even less, and fold to a raise. The reason is he might fold the same straight as ours, and you will also get value probably from all the hands i listed above.

If he just calls, he never has the nutflush, so you could even bluff otr if you think there's some fold equity.

I usually bet flush turns, cause it's a great scare card, and once people see you do that, you can a lot of value when you actually hold a flush

Isn't this very unbalanced? Would you bet half pot with the flush here?

Hi, I would bet my flushes 1.4$, so I would also prefer betting my straights/sets around the same amount. Although PLO 5 you can also take c/f line, since players should not bluff that often.

Firstly BB probably raises this flop with a set facing a min bet UTG. His line certainly screams a flush draw and when he bets the river, I really don't expect him to do this with a set as he has to imagine you have him beat and aren't going to fold because it's PLO5.

So with all that in mind the turn is tough, because I would expect a set to put more in on the flop (since you raised preflop he can't automatically assume you have the nuts on the flop).

In summary: there is only 1 draw and that draw hit the turn, so I am fine with checking because of that.

Originally posted by RuiBouquet
Would you bet half pot with the flush here?

Of course. You can't have sizing leaks