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PLO25, rivered flush

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$0.10/$0.25 Pot Limit Omaha Hi
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5 Players
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Stacks:
UTG Gorrs2 ($22.23)
CO DiverKRD ($17.45)
BTN RiveT73 ($25)
SB mrkenzi ($11.20)
BB Bigniux ($31.94)

Pre-Flop: ($0.35, 5 players) Bigniux is BB 3♣ A♠ A♣ 8♦
Gorrs2 raises to $0.75, 2 folds, mrkenzi calls $0.65, Bigniux raises to $3, Gorrs2 calls $2.25, mrkenzi calls $2.25

Flop: 4♦ K♣ 9♠ ($9, 3 players)
mrkenzi checks, Bigniux bets $4.10, Gorrs2 calls $4.10, mrkenzi folds

Turn: 9♣ ($17.20, 2 players)
Bigniux checks, Gorrs2 checks

River: 5♣ ($17.20, 2 players)
Bigniux ???

UTG 87 hands, 65/36
SB 46 hands, 59/13

I think i should just flat preflop.

On flop i'm bet calling shortie and folding to bigger stack, is my sizing fine?

I don't think UTG will just call with sets or two pair on flop(maybe only 94** will call, but as i'm repping AA, he probs jsut ships that too). Tho, he might have some 9*** in his range. If turn was 4 , i would definitely check/call (he has 1 PSB left), it's a little closer on a 9 imo, tho probs i still have to ch/c as opp seems too aggro and so he might just shove with top pair hands.

When he checks back turn, i think his range is something like a pair+gutshot, QJT and overall pretty weak. So i'm wondering how much should i bet on river to extract value from him. I think he's checking back really often, but i would guess that any flush will pay me off as it's unlikely i have it.


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Lindberg789
Joined: 10.04.2009

Agree on not 3betting pre. On flop I would check, expecting big stack to only bet when he has us beat, obviously depends on postflop aggression. As played I would bet around 8-10 on river.


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Ribbo
Joined: 25.06.2010

3 betting garbage aces preflop from out of the blinds you got everything you deserved post flop. :f_biggrin:

Jam the flop full pot and do the same on the turn. If you're not going to do this then check/fold the flop.

Pot is $9 on the flop and opponent has $20 left, so those are your only 2 options really. :f_cool:


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