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PLO50 JT98ds 3bet pot postflop on mid/low straight board?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Not much reads on villain but seems on limited sample to be able to attack boards that are bad for 3bettor. We are 160bb deep.

So I 3bet BU iso raise and went for x-r attempt on flop. On turn I thought I could still stay in that plan as I have some showdown value anyway. Villain bet turn and went for x-r pot. Not sure if river shove made sense with 1/6 of pot remaining but I thought that if villain happen to have like some overpair with fd that went for stab or some 9x type I could perhaps get those to fold. But I dont know maybe x-c or x-f would make more sense?

Game #1573139656: Table €50 PL - 0.25/0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha - 20:25:32 2021/10/20
Seated players
Seat 1: 5teve0 (€123.11)
Seat 2: Babyjane (€82.01)
Seat 3: Nikkeas (€86.74)
Seat 4: trallalaa (€22.70)
Seat 5: OdinVentura (€52.51) (sitting out)
Blinds and button
Babyjane has the button
Nikkeas posts small blind €0.25
trallalaa posts big blind €0.50
Hole cards
Dealt to Nikkeas 9♠:8♠:J♣:T♣:
Preflop
5teve0 calls €0.50
Babyjane raises €2.25 to €2.25
Nikkeas raises €7.50 to €7.75
trallalaa folds
5teve0 folds
Babyjane calls €5.50
Flop 5♠:7♥:9♣:
Nikkeas checks
Babyjane checks
Turn 2♠:
Nikkeas checks
Babyjane bets €12.37
Nikkeas raises €53.61 to €53.61
Babyjane calls €41.24
River 5♥:
Nikkeas bets €25.38, and is all-in


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

I would consider to just call pre-flop without position on villain. I don't think it's smart to play a big pot out of position or villian folds a lot on 3bets, but I'm no PLO expert.

On the turn I would most likely just call. If you raise you will be committed with only top pair and straight and flush draws.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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potyka007
Joined: 01.09.2007

Hi,

Why we do not bet on flop?
Thanks.


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najtreg12
Joined: 25.06.2009

I like your plan to c/r flop, but too bad he doesn't bite.
Turn c/r seems still quite nice indeed, and if he would have checked behind that is also fine.

As played river... I don't know
Better hands will probably not fold (except for maybe some better 9's), and you block some 1010 and JJ.
QQ-KK (discard AA by preflop flat) probably all call when every draw bricks out.

So indeed, c/f or c/c makes more sense, but I would say: toss a coin :tongue:


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Originally posted by potyka007
Hi,

Why we do not bet on flop?
Thanks.

We can bet but this flop is very bad in general for 3bet range. So theory wise we want to do lot of checking and even pure range check is fine. So having hand like this in check range that is strong enough to also x-r is pretty nice if villain bets.

Depends lot of villain as well as some are very stab happy when board favour their range heavily. Some bet very equity driven though and versus them cbet would likely be better.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

I like the line, flop c-r seems pretty standard. As you assumed, he stabbed the turn and you raise. River shove is mandatory, just hope he doesn't make a hero call with crappy (but better) hand. He shouldn't have boats in his range that often and you would shove the straight too.


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