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PLO50 9987ss cbet flop?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Villain just came to table few orbits ago. Have not played much hands in passive manner but no reads really.

I think flop is sort of interesting spot. We hate to get raised but it should very rarely happen. Versus BB I would definitely check but as SB range should rarely hit strong and we dont mind to get protection versus overcards I went with cbet. Also we can get some better overpairs to fold.

We do get raised small on flop and I felt like hand is bit too potential to fold for this price. Villain is repping thin. Mainly some AK75, 8765 or some sets. No reads to say if villain would call like 6654ss etc. preflop. Bluffs are mainly some 87, 76, 77, 55 perhaps.

Turn open fd and villain use just half pot so clear call. On river I didnt see lot of reason to turn hand into bluff. We do beat some bluffs anyway. I will have more boats though but would prefer to have some blockers at least so this combo is best as check imo.

I put villain hand into spoiler as I was interested about his line as well.

Game #1892552547: Table €50 PL - 0.25/0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha - 15:45:59 2023/06/08
Seated players
Seat 2: Fabs4 (€19.29)
Seat 3: Miumui (€134.29)
Seat 4: scholzx (€51)
Seat 5: Goodfella3 (€71.59)
Blinds and button
Miumui has the button
scholzx posts small blind €0.25
Goodfella3 posts big blind €0.50
Hole cards
Dealt to Miumui 7♥:8♣:9♠:9♣:
Preflop
Fabs4 folds
Miumui raises €1.75 to €1.75
scholzx calls €1.50
Goodfella3 folds
Flop 6♦:3♣:4♠: (4€)
scholzx checks
Miumui bets €2
scholzx raises €6 to €6
Miumui calls €4
Turn Q♣: (16€)
scholzx bets €9
Miumui calls €9
River 3♦: (34€)
scholzx checks
Miumui checks

Spoiler

Showdown
Miumui shows 7♥:8♣:9♠:9♣:, Two pairs, Nines up
scholzx shows A♠:9♦:8♥:7♠:, A Pair of Threes
Miumui wins €32.81

I would just fold from SB in villain shoes but I suppose perfect connectivity make it somewhat close. Bit bigger like AJT9ss would be 3bet for me but A987ss feels bit weak? Flop x-r I dont mind with nut gs and bdfd though personally I would go more like 3/4 pot. I think once turn open fd he doesnt block at all it would be time to slowdown.


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efkay
Joined: 25.03.2005

what exactly is the potential of the hand to call a raise OTF?


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efkay
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Jordyvde
Joined: 03.05.2015

I think you played the hand fine as you did, flop is std call with nut gutshot + BDFD. Might even want to turn your hand into a bluff otr to get him off a straight as he is basically repping straights+ OTF and turn. Our 99's generally dont do very well at showdown here.


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

Originally posted by Jordyvde
I think you played the hand fine as you did, flop is std call with nut gutshot + BDFD. Might even want to turn your hand into a bluff otr to get him off a straight as he is basically repping straights+ OTF and turn. Our 99's generally dont do very well at showdown here.

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With the combo-draw (flushdraw+gutshot), nut-blocker ( 7♥) and weak SDV this hand is a good bluffing candidate to shove ott. Solver plays a mixed strategy of calling, folding and potting so against an unknown beside shoving I personally would consider playing it cautiously just folding the turn rather than calling reducing variance and reverse implied issues at an initial encounter but we know that all 3 options are fine according to GTO. I think giving up on a paired river is best too. It is hard to fold out trips, straights and villains sets which improved to fullhouses whereas we block his possible drawing hands.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Originally posted by efkay
what exactly is the potential of the hand to call a raise OTF?

It's about sizing we are facing. If villain raised pot I would fold all day long. If he minraised it would be very tight to fold. Versus half pot raise call seemed fine. 3/4 pot would have felt awkward.

Our hand can also turn extra equity with fair amount of turn cards (5, 7, 8, 9, T and club). On pairing turn villain will fairly often check and perhaps give up some blanks sometimes.


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