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jchnnn
Joined: 27.12.2006

im generally speaking very lost in these kinda spots, not knowing when to bet w/ overpairs, as well as when to call on flops/turns.

villain is 90/11 with 46% early position raise, 24%, donk flop, 18% donk turn (only 132 sample)

could someone help me out with their train of thought in those situations?

$0.10/$0.25 Pot Limit Omaha Hi
PartyPoker
6 Players
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Stacks:
UTG ALIATHAR ($35.35) 141bb
UTG+1 jchnnn ($26.71) 107bb
CO LAKris.dk ($33.10) 132bb
BTN Smushball ($43.06) 172bb
SB FoldPLzZZ ($24.75) 99bb
BB bojar89 ($74.97) 300bb

Pre-Flop: ($0.35, 6 players) jchnnn is UTG+1 A♣ A♥ Q♣ 8♣
ALIATHAR raises to $0.50, jchnnn raises to $1.85, 3 folds, bojar89 calls $1.60, ALIATHAR calls $1.35

Flop: 10:heart: 2♣ 2♠ ($5.65, 3 players)
bojar89 checks, ALIATHAR bets $5.37, jchnnn calls $5.37, bojar89 folds

Turn: 6♥ ($16.39, 2 players)
ALIATHAR bets $11.68, jchnnn folds

Final Pot: $16.39

ALIATHAR wins $38.94 (net +$20.04)

bojar89 lost $1.85
jchnnn lost $7.22


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Skodljivec
Joined: 17.12.2011

Hi,

here it's opponent dependand. However once you 3bet, people usually put you on an overpair, so they won't try to bluff you on paired boards.

After this guy pots into 2 people, i actually think you can fold. But calling once to see what he does can't be a bad play either.

If it's checked to you here, you could easily check behind; if nobody has a 2 which often happens u usually have 80%+ equity; so you can try and get someone to bluff. Betting is also fine, as we are getting value from Txxx+. However if you get raised, it's an easy fold.

Just ask yourself what hands could villain be doing this with.

Regards,

Skod


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