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PLO10 non nut straight, correct fold on the turn 3w oop?

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pizdunar
Joined: 01.08.2014

Hero (SB): 140.9 BB
BB: 97.6 BB
UTG: 110.5 BB
MP: 188.2 BB 39/22/0 50 hands
CO: 47.5 BB 60/35/25 50 hands
BTN: 99.5 BB

Hero posts SB 0.5 BB, BB posts BB 1 BB, CO posts penalty blind 1.5 BB

Pre Flop: (pot: 3 BB) Hero has 5♠ T♦ Q♦ A♠

fold, MP raises to 4.5 BB, fold, fold, Hero calls 4 BB, BB calls 3.5 BB

Flop: (15 BB, 3 players) 9♥ J♣ 8♥
Hero bets 12 BB, BB calls 12 BB, MP calls 12 BB

Turn: (51 BB, 3 players) T♠
Hero checks, BB bets 48.5 BB, fold, fold

I figured they have KQ too often and wasn't sure if he could be bluffing there with anything or overplaying something considering his large bet, I feel I made a correct decision.


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nsavov
Joined: 24.09.2010

Yeah good fold as played. Not only you are behind KQxx but you often are freerolled by hands like QJJx or Q straight with a fd.
I would probably not check turn, but just bet again... There are a ton of random FDs and sets to get value from and you can safely snap fold vs raise. I would like to get an opinion for this :f_drink:
I also like your flop lead alot! I tend to auto-pilot check to the raisor which is probably a mistake. :f_thumbsup:


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

I would bet the turn to protect the hand against draws.

On the flop I would go for c-raise, that way you can shove turn. Around half of the turns are blanks and around half of the times you have a problem oop.

With lead you will face a problem on the river quite often as you will have the nuts on the river only 20% of times. You turn your hand face up and can't get the stacks in on the next street. With c-raise you still turn your hand face up but can stack off half of the turns.

Of course checking has the drawback of everyone else checking. But I would much rather get to the river with disguised hand than face up hand that is 80% of times a bluff catcher.


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