Hi, the opponent is a 19/12, who plays fit or fold in raised pot, but folds only 30% to cbet in 3bet pot (567 hands). Do you cbet that flop?, Do you call that raise?
Thanks!
Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $0.25(BB) Replayer
SB ($20.65)
BB ($53.94)
UTG ($69.65)
Hero ($25)
BTN ($27.77)
Dealt to Hero J♥ 8♣ Q♥ 7♣
UTG raises to $0.85, Hero raises to $2.90, fold, fold, fold, UTG calls $2.05
FLOP ($6.15) Q♦ 3♠ 4♠
UTG checks, Hero bets $5.85, UTG raises to $23.40, Hero calls $16.25 (AI)
I am not a fan of what you did preflop here. In all honesty I would much prefer you to fold this than reraise. You have 2 holdem hands but you're playing Omaha.
You need to hit a T9x flop to actually have something playable, both flush draws are weak enough that they will get you in trouble should you hit a flush.
As for what happens on the flop? I like a check if it means you avoid shoving. It's a pretty wet flop and you're either way ahead or way behind here. If you bet it should be with the intention of folding to a checkraise which means you need to be betting less as you've just committed yourself with that big flop bet.
Half the time villain will have no pair no draw and will fold to a $3 bet (Which is what you would be betting with AA plus a flush draw) the rest of the time he checkraises and you're in bad shape when he does. But because your flop bet was so big you have to call the raise.
Hi Ribbo!
I 3bet that hand with the intention of isolate my self vs UTG and shove on flop with top pair, any pair + gutshot or better, but maybe this type of opponent wasn't the right to do it. Now I have a question:
What would be the worst hand do you shove in a low SPR situation? Is there much difference in that "worst hand" depending on the opponent?
