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[Closed] .25/.50 unraised pot vs reg

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Table New Orleans Hand# 1217288895
2008-10-15 15:23:13 Omaha PL 0.25/0.50
Folded to me on button with 6 :heart:7 :heart:5 :diamond:3 :diamond:
I call
SB Folds
BB Checks
*FLOP*
4 :spade:6 :diamond:7 :diamond:
BB bets $1.75
Hero Raises to $7
BB times down about halfway and then calls.
-------What do you put him on at this point?-------
*Turn*
9 :diamond:
BB bets $15.75
Hero calls
*River*
K :diamond:
BB bets $25.60 and is all in
Hero ???

comments on all streets appreciated.


3 replies
Sim87
Joined: 29.10.2006

first of all, you can raise this hand preflop and I strongly recommend it. you're on the button with a pretty strong hand, so you have 2 reasons to raise.
on the flop I'd just call, its more of a WA/WB situation since he either has a higher straight or he is drawing to 7 outs for a flush. he won't have a set here often since you got a 6 and a 7 and he can't feel to comfortably with a set of 4s here.

as played you can fold on the turn, you only have a bluffcatcher which is worthless without good reads.


I am 57% vs a naked 58
And you think a flop call is good?


Sim87
Joined: 29.10.2006

you have 57% just in case he has zero redraws, yes. I'm not sure how often he'll continue with a naked straight where he has to expect getting freerolled by a straight+ redraw a decent amout of the time.
so the first problem is that you isolate yourself against a range you rarely beat by raising whereas you keep in the hands that you beat by just calling the flop.
the other problem with a raise is that it makes the hand pretty hard to play on later streets. as in this case, if a :diamond: falls on the turn and he leads.. can you expect your hand to be good? you have to admit that all you have once he potts it there is a bluffcatcher, and do you really want to put in your whole stack to see if he was just making a move?