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PLO50 AKKQss 3bet pot, flop line?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

No reads on villain. I cbet flop half pot as it should be very rare for villain to hit two pair or set. When he raised I thought to call and stack off any non diamond turn.

Game #1650951155: Table €50 PL - 0.25/0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha - 17:28:14 2022/03/17
Seated players
Seat 1: NewLife1 (€46.90)
Seat 2: Samuo (€54.52)
Seat 3: N3V3rF0Ld8 (€48.93)
Seat 4: HappytoBet (€53.03)
Seat 5: KANNO3 (€71.58)
Blinds and button
KANNO3 has the button
NewLife1 posts small blind €0.25
Samuo posts big blind €0.50
Hole cards
Dealt to Samuo K♣:K♠:A♠:Q♠:
Preflop
N3V3rF0Ld8 folds
HappytoBet folds
KANNO3 folds
NewLife1 raises €1.25 to €1.50
Samuo raises €4 to €4.50
NewLife1 calls €3
Flop 3♦:7♦:2♣:
NewLife1 checks
Samuo bets €4.50
NewLife1 raises €22.50 to €22.50
Samuo calls €18
Turn A♥:
NewLife1 bets €19.90, and is all-in
Samuo calls €19.90


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

Tricky spot on the flop. You only beat a flush draw I think on the flop and you are committed if you calling. It's for me a push or fold spot and read less I would fold without much back up if you are behind.

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SDK1987


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Vampiir142
Joined: 01.10.2017

I see this hand only for call vs SB rise. On the flop he doesnot have idea what you can have. Than on the flop you will has smaller pot size.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

I think calling pre is bit on passive side but yeah having three spade is not great obviously.


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Vampiir142
Joined: 01.10.2017

Of course everybody have own playing style. Not all play like Hansen.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

Check flop. If he has any piece of board, you are pretty much flipping or behind. And he is not folding, you can't happily continue betting (unless you get that miracle turn). If he completely misses the board, he doesn't have much equity anyway.

I get the idea of betting, but it doesn't really achieve a lot. We wish opponent folds, but the hands he is folding are not the ones that should worry us. If he calls, we bloat the pot with somewhat weak hand versus any aggression. We have to check back most turns, giving free river to his flop hits. His flop calling range is flipping versus us. His folding range has less than 20% equity versus us.

Once check-raised I would just fold. You have zero blockers, zero additional equity besides dry KK. From quick looks, you should be about 35/65 underdog versus his raise range, if he has combo draws in it. Looks really marginal spot imo.


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