PLO20 AAJJrb 3-way SPR2

Tricky flop multi way and is dry. I would most likely Cbet and fold to a raise for value. If you check you play a guessing game with AAJJ and it's hard to improve if you are behind.

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SDK1987

If they haven't looked their cards (meaning UTG would bet his whole range and CO would call his whole range) you would have a bit under 40% equity. As UTG probably never folds there, as he bet into shorty (meaning he has something for sure), you need 36% equity for the whole pot to stack off. Now when they both have connected with the board, you will have way less than 40% there, which should make this an easy fold.

It's kind of a scenario where we could find them hands that gives you that required equity, but it would be a bit hard. Classical situation where the best case scenario is break evenish, and rest are -EV.

SPR 2 is tricky, and effectively we are playing just against UTG (as CO is short and we don't really care about him). If this was just a HU pot, I would most likely just pot and get it in as that shouldn't connect with UTG range that often. So in here I think pot is just fine. But if you check and that action happens, I would fold.

According to solver we are not potting 100% of our AAxx though, he is mixing it up and I did not figure it out yet how much of our AA to bet and which to check.. I agree that when checked against a call and the self-committing bet our Equity is too poor. It´s a tricky spot where I repeatedly make this mistake. SPR seems to be small but the hand-strength requirements 3-way are still kinda high.

In "normal" UTG vs SB spot, SPR 3,5 solver likes to bet half a pot and stack off vs raise on this board. If it was 100bb 3way spot, solver would check and fold to a bet+call. But here we have SPR 2 and a short stack. With SPR 2 I would not use small sizing, just pot.

Mathematically versus one opponent we can happily stack off with AA always at SPR 2 or lower. So in this spots my default is to stack off on all dry or semi-dry flops, and then on more wet boards if I have any piece of it.

Yea I did not mean Solver potting but betting in general.

Mathematically versus one opponent we can happily stack off with AA always at SPR 2 or lower. So in this spots my default is to stack off on all dry or semi-dry flops, and then on more wet boards if I have any piece of it.

Yeah.. I do the same heds-up.