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[Closed] PLO5 Straight + Flush draws

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adamjjj
Joined: 20.10.2009

Villain is playing 60/20 with AF 10

$0.02/$0.05 Pot Limit Omaha Hi
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4 Players
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Stacks:
CO kingnedim ($4.86)
BTN Hero ($5)
SB dani_sun1 ($6.07)
BB eLeCttric ($5.14)

Pre-Flop: ($0.07, 4 players) Hero is BTN [Kc] [Jh] [As] [Ts]
1 fold, Hero raises to $0.17, dani_sun1 calls $0.15, eLeCttric calls $0.12

Flop: [9s] [Ah] [5c] ($0.51, 3 players)
dani_sun1 checks, eLeCttric checks, Hero bets $0.40, dani_sun1 raises to $1.05, eLeCttric folds, Hero calls $0.65

Turn: [Qs] ($2.61, 2 players)
dani_sun1 bets $1.75, Hero goes all-in $3.78, dani_sun1 calls $2.03


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Calling the flop is dependent on any reads, sometimes turning 2pair is enough for showdown, but it depends on the opponent. I'd call the flop myself. The turn is good enough for a shove.


I like your bet on the flop but I don't like your call on the flop because check raise in a 3 players pot = strength hand, you had just a back-door flush and a back-door straight whit pair of aces

At the turn I prefer just call because I think you haven't fold equity furthermore your opponent had check raise at the flop and after he bet on the turn so I think he will bet on the river( even if a spade card or a jack or a ten fall on the river because you had back-door draw and the pot on the river = 6.11 and he will have just 2.03 )
If the river isn't good for you, you save 2.03 $

I'm French so sorry for my spelling mistakes


Ribbo
Joined: 25.06.2010

Originally posted by sabrina123456
I like your bet on the flop but I don't like your call on the flop because check raise in a 3 players pot = strength hand, you had just a back-door flush and a back-door straight whit pair of aces

At the turn I prefer just call because I think you haven't fold equity furthermore your opponent had check raise at the flop and after he bet on the turn so I think he will bet on the river( even if a spade card or a jack or a ten fall on the river because you had back-door draw and the pot on the river = 6.11 and he will have just 2.03 )
If the river isn't good for you, you save 2.03 $

I'm French so sorry for my spelling mistakes

Yes there is definitely 0 fold equity in this hand, and it's apparant we need to improve for the river. Even though we have a huge draw on the turn this becomes a question of saving money when we don't hit since I do not expect our opponent to ever fold the river since the draw hitting is a backdoor draw that he will not see coming.

Personally, although it's sick I fold the flop, but if I do call I also call the turn and fold if I don't improve to a straight or flush. Even if the river is an ace I think it's correct to fold here as opponent's check raise hands all beat us (top 2 pair or a set on such a dry flop)