Omaha Pot Limit - €0.50/€1.00 - 5 players
UTG: €51.40 (51 bb)
CO: €115.36 (115 bb)
BU: €90.14 (90 bb)
SB (Hero): €107.88 (108 bb)
BB: €246.72 (247 bb)
Pre-Flop: (€1.50) Hero is SB with K♥ T♣ A♣ J♥
1 fold, CO raises to €3, 1 fold, Hero 3-bets to €10, 1 fold, CO calls €7
Flop: (€21) 7♣ 8♣ A♦ (2 players)
Hero bets €9.90, CO calls €9.90
Turn: (€40.80) 7♥ (2 players)
Hero bets €19.23, CO calls €19.23
River: (€79.26) 9♣ (2 players)
Hero bets €68.75 (all-in), CO folds
Villain plays 62/7 over like 80 hands. Vs a thinking player I would balance my range a bit and bet like 1/3 of the pot as my range contains a lot of AAxx which crush the board. Vs him half pot should be fine. Turn card is a little tricky. He never has Aces imo and we basically only lose to some random 88 (which I think will raise flop from his point of view), A7 and 78. Like I said I think he would raise most of these on the flop as there's plenty turn cards that really suck. I dont think he's able to realise that I can easily have AA here given that he calls turn and folds river. So that out of the way he calls Turn and River completes all the possible draws. I'm not sure what's best here. What range is he getting to the river with. The way the hand played out I think a reasonable amount will actually be flush draws. Especially given how passive he seems to be with that huge Vpip/PFR gap. To me there's only two ways, either bet like 1/3 or even 1/4 for some thin value and maybe we even induce something on his side or we shove. As interesting as the River might be (for me at least) probably Turn is even more interesting when I think about it. Is the half pot size bet really good here? Ingame I was thinking I'll b/c for sure as it's so unlikely for him to have a boat. Well I think only 78 makes sense as he would probably just call flop. I didn't want to check Turn as I felt like giving him a chance to bluff pot with some weird hands could get into a real tough spot. C/f Turn seems super weak though so I thought before he can take a free card I rather bet myself. I know so much input from my side, might even be confusing to you. I feel like I made a mistake somewhere that's why I brought it up.
