[Closed] PLO25, AA+nut OESD on flop

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_Anonymous_

15.06.2011, 13:08 0

$0.10/$0.25 Pot Limit Omaha Hi
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Stacks:
UTG panai6 ($8.46)
UTG+1 adryy21 ($32.85)
CO nego11 ($6.49)
BTN Bullten74 ($27.07)
SB Andres_0 ($33.84)
BB Bigniux ($50.21)

Pre-Flop: ($0.35, 6 players) Bigniux is BB A♥ J♦ A♦ Q♠
2 folds, nego11 calls $0.25, 1 fold, Andres_0 raises to $1, Bigniux raises to $3.25, nego11 folds, Andres_0 calls $2.25

Flop: 10:heart: 4♣ 9♦ ($6.75, 2 players)
Andres_0 checks, Bigniux bets $4.25

SB 28/13, 442 hands

What options do we have here? 18 good cards can hit on the turn(A, K, 8, diamond) and looks like we can call turn if he leads on pretty much any turn card, can we check back flop to try and get money from his weaker hands/bluffs which he might just fold on flop? Or we want our money in now?

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Ribbo

Joined: 25.06.2010

Posts: 6,151

15.06.2011, 18:38 0

I'm shoving this flop pretty much always so long as my flop cbet is balanced.

If the opponent is paying attention to our bet sizing he may try a checkraise with quite a wide range of hands other than just a set.

If he has 2 pair, we actually have really good equity with an outside straight draw, backdoor nut flush draw and overpair so i'm fine betting this flop then shoving to a check raise on the flop. I certainly don't want to just call a check raise in this case, since I want opponents to be wary of checkraising me (shoving over the top of them stops them checkraising you light in future, they turn their checkraises into nothing but value raises if they know you don't back away).