[Closed] PLO5 AKQ8s

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Waiboy

Joined: 18.09.2008

Posts: 4,877

13.02.2011, 13:07 0

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PL Omaha $0.05(BB) Replayer
SB ($14.13)
BB ($6.27)
UTG ($3.21)
UTG+1 ($6.37)
Hero ($5.10)
BTN ($5.11)

Dealt to Hero 8♥ A♥ K♣ Q♠

UTG raises to $0.17, fold, Hero raises to $0.58, fold, fold, fold, UTG raises to $1.81, Hero calls $1.23

FLOP ($3.69) 9♠ 3♠ 6♣

UTG bets $1.40 (AI), Hero calls $1.40

UTG 65/52/26.3/49 who has cBet each hand where they've 3bet pre flop (3 hand sample) - two of these were against me and I folded.

Extremely aggro opponent who is likely shoving a high percentage of their range on this flop (I figured 100% at the time tbh, but I guess this is, only slightly, optimistic).

Shove pre with AKQxs v an extremely aggro 3 better when short?

As played, flop call okay getting ~bajillion:1 (yes 3.64 ~= a bajillion) with a near microscopic SPR or is it too loose? I figure I'm dominating a decent chunk of his range holding AKQx.

"...and then I was like "?", and they were like "..." and then it all came down to the cheese making method. Needless to say

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Ribbo

Joined: 25.06.2010

Posts: 6,151

13.02.2011, 15:21 0

When i'm playing against opponents who are very aggressive pre and post flop, I tend to prefer to see a flop with hands like this. I still am happy to shove AA and KK preflop but I prefer to hit either top pair, or a pair with some kind of draw before stacking off.

Also if you just call preflop it might encourage other players to also call. It's hard to be aggressive out of position when your bets have to get through several opponents. In other words he is more likely to curb his aggression and allow you to play a more natural game that you are comfortable with.