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benaars
Joined: 03.06.2010

Hello,
PKR, $0.05/$0.10 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 4 Players
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Hero (SB): $21.42 (214.2 bb)
BB: $7.33 (73.3 bb)
CO: $34 (340 bb)
BTN: $39.61 (396.1 bb)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 9 Q K J
CO raises to $0.20, BTN calls $0.20, Hero raises to $0.90, BB folds, CO calls $0.70, BTN calls $0.70

Flop: ($2.80) 8 7 A (3 players)
Hero bets $1.85, CO calls $1.85, BTN calls $1.85

Turn: ($8.35) 6 (3 players)
Hero checks, CO checks, BTN bets $8.35, Hero calls $8.35, CO folds

River: ($25.05) 8 (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN checks

Villain opening and BTN flatter are both fishy (70+VPIP) and I have quite a good hand so I squeeze (or flatting is better? for what reasons?)
On the flop I cbet thinking that on this flop I get a lot of folds + I have nut gutshot and backdoor flushdraw.
The turn brings a flushdraw and if I want to continue with this hand I probably have to bet myself here? (planning to b/c?)
River if he bets I think I have to call off?


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Skodljivec
Joined: 17.12.2011

Hi,

this is a bad board to cbet. People love playing Axxx hands and rundowns, and so this board smashes their ranges. Turn is either a barrel (to b/f!), but definetly better is to c/f. You should never call the turn bet here with a potentially dominated FD, since you could literally be drawing to 3 outs here, and facing a pot bet you have to fold. You wouldn't have enough equity without implieds even with the nfd, but calling big bvest with dominated draws is almost always a bad idea. Don't overvalue weak draws just because you have good enough equity vs some parts of peoples ranges, especially when you are the one that's OOP.


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