PLO50 zoom Flop bluff raise, turned a wheel

Hi Gothicrow,

1. i would not raise otf u have some good turns and dont want to get rr. after he calls u he could have something like a wrap or a set.
2. this board has more dynamic than a 44Q /QQ4 flop and i wouldn´t do something like a minraise bluff here
when villian minraise in this spot this is too often the str8. he could not expect that u fold a str8 here. i would play it the same way ott

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Hi,

1- agree this is the perfect hand to c/c; you are in a relative way ahead/behind scenario here.

2 - Turn is good. You have to realize that the further the hand, the less people bluff; otf people bluff a lot, but way less ott. Not to mention you are a set + here, so why would he try to minraise bluff you of that? Nobody plays it like this.

REgards,

Skod

Hi

Honestly I usually don't play passive OOP with weak hands because I fail to know when to stop calling.

If I go for a ch/c on the flop, and the turn doesn't improve me then, just ch/f? I mean, the opponent should fire turn after I call flop, just because the most probably hand I would have is an A and would be hard to call 3 barrels with that. In my oppinion, in opponent's shoes, we shoud fire at least 2 barrels with our air and probably 3 if the board doesn´t pairs, what do you think about this?

So, how far to go with my hand taking a passive line?

Regards

Hi,

i doubt people fire turn here after you show you have something otf with air. If you think they do and fire the river as well then just go into calldown mode ♦. Or is there anothe reason you would fold turn?

You can also fight for the pot later. If you think he bets twice with air, then c/c flop and make a small turn c/r if you want to protect.

At the end of the day it comes to hand reading and reads in deciding when to stop calling. But this hand is too weak to fold and overplayed when u raise.

Regards,

Skod