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MGF001
Joined: 25.05.2007

EP plays 47/26 on 77 hands, AF 2,2, WTS 28; CBet 53
CO plays 44/19 on 105 hands, AF 1,2, WTS 22
Both players are not that good

$1/$1 Pot Limit Omaha Hi
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6 Players
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Stacks:
UTG ($39.70) 40bb
UTG+1 ($65.90) 66bb
CO ($93) 93bb
BTN ($350.54) 351bb
Hero (SB) ($213.70) 214bb
BB ($122.50) 123bb

Pre-Flop: ($2, 6 players) Hero is SB 10:club: A♦ Q♦ 7♠
UTG raises to $3, 1 fold, CO calls $3, 1 fold, Hero calls $2, 1 fold

Flop: 5♠ 10:diamond: 8♦ ($10, 3 players)
Hero checks, UTG checks, CO bets $9, Hero calls $9, UTG folds

Turn: 9♥ ($28, 2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $21, $21 to Hero ($201.7)?

This hand ist too weak for a squeeze, but fine for a 3way-call.

Flop:
On Flop I thought this hand is not that good for a donk, as I could not really withstand a raise from CO and would have to fold some good Outs.
I called to leave EP inside the hand, but as he does not have much left, this doesn't make that much sense...
A check/raise is not that bad, as CO could only bluff IP, but from his stats, he is not very bluffy...
All in all I like donking the most, as I get value from the (semi-)fishes and vs a high CO-raise I could fold OOP.
What do you think?

Turn
As played, I should call again, as I have 9 nutouts, 3 good outs(J) and a lot of showdownvalueouts(when he checks behind on the River)

After my potential donk and his potential call, I could barrel to get value from worse Flushdraws and to get 2Pair folded, but also I will get often trouble with his straight.
Do you think, there are other options than a 2ndbarrel?
Regards MGF


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Ribbo
Joined: 25.06.2010

Typically I would say I don't mind checkraising this flop and stacking off on the turn, but that's a BIG flop bet by villain, even if it is in position. It looks like he really wants a fold so it could well be a straight wrap or top 2 pair.

Once you call the flop you pretty much have to fold the turn, all the straights hit and because you have the nut flush draw it's less likely villain is betting something like KK with the king high flush draw.

There isn't anything you beat at this point when villain bets again, even QQ with a queen high flush draw might have just binked a nut straight on the turn so I would fold at this point on the turn.


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MGF001
Joined: 25.05.2007

Thanks,
...OK, then I have about 9-12 Outs ott and OOP no real option to play further.

But what do you say about the donk line of my explanations?

Regards MGF


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Hi,

To me it is fold pre-flop. Once I get to the flop then I would prefer leading and then evaluating on the turn. AGainst UTG I would play for stacks against CO I´m not sure, but since we have TT blocker I guess we can also bet/shove

Right now you just have bluff catcher and you don´t get paid (unless he is bluffing adn you c/rai on rivered flush). You likely can´t lead when board pairs, so fold seems fine unless you´re willing to make some hero calls or lead bluffs (at least when T pairs)

best regards,


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Ribbo
Joined: 25.06.2010

You would never donk a set on the flop, so your opponent will likely put you on a draw.


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Skodljivec
Joined: 17.12.2011

Also, don't fold pre. The hand is too strong, even OOP


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