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PLO25 KKTJds 3way 3bet pot, turn line?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Both villains have been on tighter side preflop so MP will show up with lot of AA here 3betting my EP open.

Flop SPR is 2.5. We block quite a lot so I doubt leading is good here. Flop goes checked.

Turn is blank opening few more draws. I would tend to lead here with deeper SPR and use weaker KK combos for looking x-r. But I think this is spot where MP might go for bet very often once all players have shown weakness and SPR is fairly low. Thing is that often people dont protect their check range so I think potting with even totally dry AA will be fine play from MP.

Game #1960374373: Table €25 PL - 0.10/0.25 - Pot Limit Omaha - 12:23:01 2023/10/05
Seated players
Seat 1: Mepah (€27.98)
Seat 2: Juulukuusu (€69.51)
Seat 3: KariPillinen (€25)
Seat 4: Mecaman8444 (€25)
Seat 5: Holly081 (€18.63)
Seat 6: SasaMiranovi (€40.28)
Blinds and button
Holly081 has the button
SasaMiranovi posts small blind €0.10
Mepah posts big blind €0.25
Hole cards
Dealt to Juulukuusu K♥:J♥:T♣:K♣:
Preflop
Juulukuusu raises €0.85 to €0.85
KariPillinen raises €2.90 to €2.90
Mecaman8444 calls €2.90
Holly081 folds
SasaMiranovi folds
Mepah folds
Juulukuusu calls €2.05
Flop 4♠:K♦:J♣: (9.05€)
Juulukuusu checks
KariPillinen checks
Mecaman8444 checks
Turn 7♣: (9.05€)
Juulukuusu?


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Plompoker
Joined: 08.12.2011

I think I'm leading here, but it's close. In the end i'd rather get value now then see a club or 8-9-T river. In that case i wouldn't be sure what to do.


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regie
Joined: 06.03.2008

I think it is a check raise. Many player play his AAxx flop check turn Bet .


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

Flop SPR is 2.5. We block quite a lot so I doubt leading is good here.

+1

With the straight-blocker I check-call the flop rather than check-raising, pretty sure that has a significant higher EV. We do not want villain to fold his bluffs, rather incentivice him for a second barrel. If we have everything, villain probably has nothing. ;) We can´t be overly afraid to be drawn out by some random gutshots on a relatively dry texture. If you check-raise like any set, 2pair etc ... what´s your check-raise bluffing range then? According to Chamber we should also bluff checkraise allin all of the naked gutshots, not sure what solvers range looks like here in detail but pretty sure you are not actually doing that, that is fine but you have to take it into account that you are deviating then because solver has a stack-off range that is wider than top-set here. There are not enough broadways wraps we can have to balance that out. And with that SPR it is going in ott anyways.

Bet the turn like ... always.

Going for a check-raise twice is quite fancy. The risk of not going value is real, against some craaaaazy nutpeddling opponents that never pay off it is a rarely used option, not against fairly unknown though.

When you check those spots regularly for some kind of balancing purpose, you are probably not bluff leading the turn enough after checked flops. Our turn range here often contains many strong value hands from the flop checks oop, a circumstance that also allows us to bluff (2-barrel) a lot.


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