PLO10 KKJ5ds

Joined: 19.09.2010

17.02.2022, 14:18 0

No hands for any of the villains.
Standard play pre f I think.
We end up being 3way on the flop.
I decided to cbet with my over pair + 2BFD and OESD.
We face a raise and I decided to go with it.
Not sure if that is a standard play here.

Bet/fold?

PokerStars - $0.10 PL Hi FAST (6 max) - Omaha Hi - 6 players
Hand converted by Holdem Manager 3

BTN: $10.37 (103.7 bb)
Hero (SB): $12.25 (122.5 bb)
BB: $67.98 (679.8 bb)
UTG: $13.52 (135.2 bb)
MP: $12.11 (121.1 bb)
CO: $10.54 (105.4 bb)

Hero posts SB $0.05, BB posts $0.10

Pre Flop: (pot: $0.15) Hero has 5♦: J♠: K♦: K♠:
2 folds, CO raises to $0.30, BTN calls $0.30, Hero raises to $1.30, fold, CO calls $1.00, BTN calls $1.00

Flop: ($4.00, 3 players) T♥: Q♠: 2♦:
Hero bets $2.00, fold, BTN raises to $9.07 and is all-in, Hero calls $7.07

Turn: ($22.14, 2 players) 8♠:

River: ($22.14, 2 players) T♦:

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ghaleon

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17.02.2022, 17:05 0

Preflop squeeze is fine versus late position open. If open raiser was EP or maybe MP I would just call or if we had read that CO is tight. Flop half pot to stack off is good line. If we had any weaker combo from this hand I would just pot with SPR 2.

PS: We cant bet-fold as even versus QTxx we are flipping.

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Kyyberi

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17.02.2022, 21:18 0

After flop bet you need about 30% equity to stack off. Ever versus a set you have 35% equity.

If you really even thought about folding when opponent raised on the flop, it means you have to work a lot on estimating your equities in PLO.

I am not sure if above sounds a bit too harsh, at least that was not my intention. Just an advice. PLO is a game that runs around situations where players have something and requires constant estimation of equities and pot odds. To make money in PLO, you need to be able to make +EV decisions. Tables are full of players who make constantly mistakes with their made hands and draws.

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PakerFace

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18.02.2022, 13:50 0

Originally posted by Kyyberi
After flop bet you need about 30% equity to stack off. Ever versus a set you have 35% equity.

If you really even thought about folding when opponent raised on the flop, it means you have to work a lot on estimating your equities in PLO.

I am not sure if above sounds a bit too harsh, at least that was not my intention. Just an advice. PLO is a game that runs around situations where players have something and requires constant estimation of equities and pot odds. To make money in PLO, you need to be able to make +EV decisions. Tables are full of players who make constantly mistakes with their made hands and draws.

I definitely need to work on equities. Any recommendations?

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Vampiir142

Joined: 01.10.2017

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22.02.2022, 17:41 0

Originally posted by Kyyberi
After flop bet you need about 30% equity to stack off. Ever versus a set you have 35% equity.

If you really even thought about folding when opponent raised on the flop, it means you have to work a lot on estimating your equities in PLO.

I am not sure if above sounds a bit too harsh, at least that was not my intention. Just an advice. PLO is a game that runs around situations where players have something and requires constant estimation of equities and pot odds. To make money in PLO, you need to be able to make +EV decisions. Tables are full of players who make constantly mistakes with their made hands and draws.

Good info, estimated our equity would be for lot of people problem and now we see that it is really iportant.

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