PLO5 2nd nut flush and bottom set

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supdemn

Joined: 04.04.2010

Posts: 211

29.11.2016, 16:58 0

Hi!

I didn´t know what to do in this type of flop, i had the second nut flush and set, and my first thought was that If I called he was going to bet all streets and probably get all of his stack in, but if he had the bare Ace i could definitely make him fold or a higher set, but what do you think?

Better to close the eyes and call call, or call and reevaluate the turn?

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$0.02/$0.05Zoom Pot Limit Omaha Hi
PokerStars6 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by WeakTight Poker Hand History Converter
Stacks:
UTG Albaneca77 ($5.02) 100bb
UTG+1 dackback ($6.90) 138bb
CO aleks kyh ($5.26) 105bb
BTN Alada222 ($4.26) 85bb
SB Hero ($11.76) 235bb
BB M.Sveshnikov ($8.05) 161bb
Pre-Flop: (0.07, 6 players) Hero is SB 9♥: 9♠: 8♦: Q♦:

1 fold, dackback raises to $0.10, 2 folds, Hero calls $0.08, M.Sveshnikov raises to $0.40, dackback calls $0.30, Hero calls $0.30

Flop: 9♦: T♦: K♦: ($1.20, 3 players)
Hero checks, M.Sveshnikov checks, dackback bets $0.76, Hero raises to $3.43, M.Sveshnikov folds, dackback goes all-in $6.50, Hero calls $3.07
Turn: Q♥: ($14.20, 2), 1 all-in

River: 7♠: ($14.20, 2), 1 all-in
Final Pot: $14.20
Hero shows a flush, King high
9♥: 9♠: 8♦: Q♦:
dackback shows a flush, Ace high
4♦: T♥: 8♥: A♦:
dackback wins $13.65 (net +$6.75)
Hero lost $6.90
M.Sveshnikov lost $0.40

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Kyyberi

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Joined: 09.07.2010

Posts: 11,655

01.12.2016, 21:48 0

Our opponent has three types of hands:
- Air
- Nut flush
- Smaller flush or set

We have one player behind us, but he is likely folding. If folding is not an option (as it should not be) then we don't really care when the opponent has the nutflush. As against that the money goes in on the flop, turn or on the river anyway. So our focus would be how to get the maximum value from the air and worse hands. If we call, then on the turn we are oop and most likely have to check. If opponent checks back (which he does if he doesn't have the nutflush) we can't stack him off on the turn. If we raise flop, we can stack him off on the turn.

He decides to bet big against 2 players in 3bet pot, so I would assume that he has a hand he likes or an Ace blocker bluff. In PLO5 people don't do a lot of Ace blocker bluffs, which is the only hand we would get more value from with call on the flop. I would raise the flop but not pot it. Just enough to make it easier to shove turn. Raise to 1,95 and it's hard for opponent to fold his hand. On the turn the pot would be 5,10 and he has 4,55 in his stack.

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