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PLO25 AAT3ss 3bet pot, postflop line?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Just joined table so no reads. Decided to check flop as my hand is fairly mediocre on this board. Not sure if I should just fold to pot bet but decided to call with plan to pot lead blank turns. Without bdfd I would have folded flop. Kinda like line with blocking T and unblocking lot of potential semibluff combos. On other hand flop is perhaps bit too connected as there really aint that many blanks either. We have 20€ behind on flop.

What you guys think?

Game #2316204318: Table €25 PL - 0.10/0.25 - Pot Limit Omaha - 14:52:02 2025/10/23
Seated players
Seat 1: Casperovitch (€19.32)
Seat 2: Tyrurs (€27.53)
Seat 3: Busta4ever (€22.95)
Seat 4: restingtime (€18.31)
Blinds and button
Casperovitch has the button
Tyrurs posts small blind €0.10
Busta4ever posts big blind €0.25
Hole cards
Dealt to Tyrurs 3♦:A♦:T♣:A♥:
Preflop
restingtime folds
Casperovitch raises €0.73 to €0.73
Tyrurs raises €2.34 to €2.44
Busta4ever calls €2.19
Casperovitch folds
Flop Q♦:T♠:6♠: (5.61€)
Tyrurs checks
Busta4ever bets €5.61
Tyrurs calls €5.61
Turn 5♣: (16.83€)
Tyrurs bets €16.83


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

I would fold flop, as you really don't have that much room to make any moves. SPR 4 you pretty much have to play with your equity after flop, and you don't have that versus pot range. Even against totally random xxxx hand you have just 55% on that flop. Once his range is all kinds of hits from one pair to nuts, your equity drops too low.


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JoePlotter
Joined: 10.11.2012

This line is pretty close to my own thinking. It's SPR 4 and the opponent can stab into that pretty wide when you hand in your range advantage by checking. He will have tons of hands that lead you slightly on the flop but are behind on the turn. It's drawing a safe card. He coldcalls you so we can assume he has a coordinated hand leaning towards K-J different rundowns, some lower $ds -or as it's a low-stakes game, some $ss. I am thinking about 3x2, 2x3, 3x4, 3x5 and maybe 3x7. I would fear Q since it's very presented in oppo's range but would consider 2x6 and 2xT our cards and 2xAA of course. That will make us 17(+3 iffy cards) out 45 and we widen his bluff range by checking.

Does this kind of thinking make sense to you? This reasoning idea is based Odds Oracle turn equity feature. Take the wind out of the opponent's draws and ship it in SPR1 just Ghaleon did.


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