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Joined: 26.06.2006

Omaha Pot Limit - €0.50/€1.00 - 5 players

UTG: €108.21 (108 bb)
CO: €86.74 (87 bb)
BU: €140.45 (140 bb)
SB: €170.45 (170 bb)
BB (Hero): €77.11 (77 bb)

Pre-Flop: (€1.50) Hero is BB with A A 6 8
UTG raises to €3, 1 fold, BTN calls €3, 1 fold, Hero 3-bets to €12.50, UTG calls €9.50, BTN calls €9.50

Flop: (€38) 6 6 J (3 players)
Hero bets €9, UTG folds, BTN calls €9

Turn: (€56) 8 (2 players)
Hero bets €17.54, BTN calls €17.54

River: (€91.08) 8 (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets €44, Hero calls €38.07 (all-in)

Villain plays 64/36 over like 40 hands. Sadly didnt know how aggessive he was. Flop is standard of course. I dislike checking as there's Jx and fd's which can pay. Board gets kind of weird as be basically have it all bsides Jx. Turn bet 1/3 should be a fine size too. I think shoving ps looks super strong. On the River I think if I shove here it looks super strong. Feel like it's somewhat unlikely he will call his Jx. Also all possible draws he can hold would fold so c/c should be the best line here?


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

With this particular hand it makes sense to bet so small, because you dominate his calling range so hard and you keep his range wide and soft. Oop with less than 100bb I usually play a 2-streets game in 3bp. You also gain when 1 of the 2 villains is folding.

Be aware that any J on the turn makes your hand pretty hard to continue and that a K, Q, T, or 9 of hearts can give him backdoor outs when he has a wrap+bdfd boasting his equity up to 30% giving him the price to call ott and outplay you on rivers. In that case when your opponent is aware, he can outplay you and you probably also would not get anymore value if you do hit your flush.


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