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Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Party, $1/$2 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 6 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite.

SB: $486.76 (243.4 bb)
BB: $287.71 (143.9 bb)
UTG: $190 (95 bb)
MP: $429.55 (214.8 bb)
CO: $200 (100 bb)
Hero (BTN): $494.96 (247.5 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BTN with 6♥: Q♠: T♥: K♠:
3 folds, Hero raises to $6, SB raises to $20, BB folds, Hero calls $14

Flop: ($42) 5♠: J♦: 6♦: (2 players)
SB bets $26, Hero calls $26

Turn: ($94) A♦: (2 players)
SB checks, Hero checks

River: ($94) T♠: (2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $77, SB calls $77

Villain is a reg - quite aggressive 3bettor iirc. No reads on postflop.
1. Do you think we have enough equity/decent turns to flat this flop cbet? If so, just folding vs pot bet?
2. Do you think, having floated the flop, we should bluff this turn? (In game I thought it was too good for villain's range, since he cbet)
3. Do you agree with riv vbet and what size would you go for?
Thanks


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BluffinBilbo
Joined: 04.07.2009

I think that a lot of cards can give you quite a decent hand on the turn. You might be able to bluff a lot of :diamond:, continue or raise some flushdraws, and call some straight draws with two-pair. On the river I think betting large is good. As you say, you might get a call from some two-pairs


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Shevtshenko
Joined: 06.12.2009

Peeling flop seems fine/good. I think I'd bet turn, since we have zero showdown value and i don't expect too many x/raises. Not sure we get much fold equity by calling flop, checking turn and bluffing rivers...

That said, i guess betting the 87** combos with one diamond is better than these KQT combos without a diamond, so I'm fine with giving up on the turn and realizing equity.

What's your plan if you hit two pair otr? What's your plan if the river is 4/7/8/9? I guess, pairing and 3/2 you're just giving up?


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