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[Closed] PLO25 full house's battle:KKJJJ vs QQQJJ

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PokerStars Pot-Limit Omaha, $0.25 BB (6 handed) - PokerStars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop | saw showdown

UTG ($28.18)
MP ($40.50)
Hero (CO) ($22.74)
Button ($37.48)
SB ($22.90)
BB ($18.69)

Preflop: Hero is CO with 4, J, K, 7
2 folds, Hero bets $0.75, 2 folds, BB calls $0.50

Flop: ($1.60) J, 9, K (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $1, BB calls $1

Turn: ($3.60) Q (2 players)
BB checks, Hero checks

River: ($3.60) J (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $3.43, BB raises to $9.25, Hero raises to $15.07, BB calls $5.82

Total pot: $33.74 | Rake: $1.67
Main pot: $33.74 between Hero and BB, won by BB

Results:
BB had Q, Q, 2, 10 (full house, Queens over Jacks).
Hero had 4, J, K, 7 (full house, Jacks over Kings).
Outcome: BB won $32.07

1)Stats of BB - (69/38/56) i e (VPIP/PFR/WTS)
2)I check turn because I fear check-raise from straight
3)On the river I think that raise from opponent mean Either this is bluff raise OR raise from Straight.Full house or Care will be very rarely

My questions:
1)Is this situation when I get raise from opponent ONLY with better hand then my?
2)What I must think in this situation?How could I play better this hand?


2 replies
Ribbo
Joined: 25.06.2010

I have a hard time thinking the opponent is bluffing here, because we bet full pot on the river. We look strong so I think a checkraise bluff is not going to be very successful in this spot. The checkraise is so big because it looks like you have a hand, therefore you will call a big raise.

In this spot I think calling the checkraise is fine, you could be up against another KJ and whilst it isn't going to be a bluff that often it could be another full house you beat like QJ (if opponent was holding QJTx on this flop and thinks you might bet a flush in this spot.)

I think the shove is poor after you get checkraised, but I have a hard time finding a fold in this spot, I think i'm calling unless I have a particular read on the guy that he is a super nit.

The only hands you really beat other than QJ are total bluffs, which will fold your shove so I don't see any value in shoving this river with KJ.

If I had bet smaller on the river I would snap call a checkraise as it looks like i'm weak therefore the range of hands my opponent will checkraise is wider.


suitedeule
Joined: 18.12.2006

Originally posted by Ribbo
I have a hard time thinking the opponent is bluffing here, because we bet full pot on the river. We look strong so I think a checkraise bluff is not going to be very successful in this spot. The checkraise is so big because it looks like you have a hand, therefore you will call a big raise.

In this spot I think calling the checkraise is fine, you could be up against another KJ and whilst it isn't going to be a bluff that often it could be another full house you beat like QJ (if opponent was holding QJTx on this flop and thinks you might bet a flush in this spot.)

I think the shove is poor after you get checkraised, but I have a hard time finding a fold in this spot, I think i'm calling unless I have a particular read on the guy that he is a super nit.

The only hands you really beat other than QJ are total bluffs, which will fold your shove so I don't see any value in shoving this river with KJ.

If I had bet smaller on the river I would snap call a checkraise as it looks like i'm weak therefore the range of hands my opponent will checkraise is wider.

basically this... i mean sometimes at micro stakes this can be a value shove on the river if u run into a total retard (like u do quite often at these stakes ;) ) but u gave no reads for that

calling river is fine, raising river is spew because ur only getting called by worse, folding river might be fine against a really passive opponent but against this guy standard call imo