PLO50 AA75r 3bet pot, opponent line?

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ghaleon

Joined: 17.10.2007

Posts: 10,954

20.08.2025, 16:26 0

So I think this player is more of a recreational one. Personally I would tend to play villain hand passively postflop for its reasonable showdown value. But then again end up losing fair amount of time versus AA. I wonder how bad or good opponent play here is?

I think my line is ok. If we were bit deeper I would tend to just call pre but here 3bet is imo ok. Postflop I am not folding this versus practically anyone really.

Game #2292180550: Table €50 PL - 0.25/0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha - 13:00:23 2025/08/20
Seated players
Seat 1: Tapsutu (€94.02)
Seat 2: redbelly (€50)
Seat 4: TYAnon (€61.52)
Blinds and button
TYAnon has the button
Tapsutu posts small blind €0.25
redbelly posts big blind €0.50
Hole cards
Dealt to Tapsutu 5♣:A♥:7♠:A♦:
Preflop
TYAnon raises €1.75 to €1.75
Tapsutu raises €5.50 to €5.75
redbelly folds
TYAnon calls €4
Flop 4♥:3♦:5♦: (12€)
Tapsutu checks
TYAnon bets €6
Tapsutu calls €6
Turn 5♠: (24€)
Tapsutu checks
TYAnon bets €7.20
Tapsutu calls €7.20
River 6♣: (38.4€)
Tapsutu checks
TYAnon bets €38.40
Tapsutu calls €38.40
Showdown
Tapsutu shows 5♣:A♥:7♠:A♦:, A Straight
TYAnon shows T♦:K♣:4♣:K♦: Two pairs, Kings up
Tapsutu wins €113.70
Summary
Total pot €115.20 Rake €1.50

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Kyyberi

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Joined: 09.07.2010

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21.08.2025, 10:59 0

His line is not good.

On the flop he could easily check back. Once you call the flop, it's quite obvious that you have more than dry AA, and half a pot on that turn as a bluff is not good sizing. I mean, how often you fold anything you call on the flop to half a pot on the turn in 3bet pot there? River jam tells a story of a boat+, which would make sense in flop/turn sizing. But the problem with that sizing on the flop/turn is that it doesn't put a lot of pressure with non-boat hands. And with even semibluffs, we really want the opponent to fold, as every upcoming card can ruin the bluff. If opponent's plan was to bet flop/turn small and pot river, the plan is very vulnerable as there are rivers that help you. Like here, you often should have either fd or sd. Opponent is blocking fd, so in other terms good river bluff cards are non-diamond 9-K, which is about 1/3 of the deck.

For opponent, pot flop, pot turn. Or check flop.

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