[Closed] omaha players.. needed to evaluate a sceptical hand.. advice/critism much accepted

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You have the nuts, shove. Even if you lose it on the river, you can't be a dog vs set/fd. From my POV, you put villain on a very specific hand ( the worst you can think of ).

Since you are heads up, if he opens aggresive from BTN, villain might have 35o with an overpair (AA/KK) for a lower straight.

Might also be a split, with 5-7 rainbow no FD, you having a ton of equity with your flush draw.

It's difficult to advise on the correct play w/o knowing the opponent's stats.

What did you hope to achieve by donking the turn ? What are you representing ? Did your opponent have a high cbet percentage on the flop ?

By donking the turn, you are repping a very small percentage of hands ie., 35, or a set. The opponent's raise indicates at least a set, in which case you are a slight dog 45/55. I think that a shove would have been better on the turn, because you've already put most of your stack in by calling his raise - you're pot committed.

I would have just check called the turn for pot control.

the nuts ?????????????? nopeee

well i donked the turn because I 'm guessing by doning my opponent would put me on the hand i had, and then raise me and then i would go all in << that was my plan but then after he pot it i just got the feeling i was beat, i was going to fold but i decide to call because i was alreadly up $30 so if i did call/fold to the river i would only be down roughly $15 so it was then i called, my opponent actualy had the 35 and also had the same flush draw as m ( lower but)