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A654ss - 3b pot ip vs aggressive reg

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Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Party, $0.10/$0.25 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 5 Players
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SB: $42.96 (171.8 bb)
BB: $25 (100 bb)
MP: $17.19 (68.8 bb)
CO: $26.24 (105 bb)
Hero (BTN): $46.62 (186.5 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BTN with 6♣: A♠: 5♦: 4♠:
MP calls $0.25, CO folds, Hero raises to $1.10, SB raises to $3.80, 2 folds, Hero calls $2.70

Flop: ($8.10) 6♥: 3♥: 5♥: (2 players)
SB bets $3.85, Hero calls $3.85

Turn: ($15.80) K♥: (2 players)
SB bets $9, Hero calls $9

River: ($33.80) 9♠: (2 players)
SB bets $11, Hero calls $11

Results:

Spoiler

$55.80 pot ($2.79 rake)
Final Board: 6♥: 3♥: 5♥: K♥: 9♠:
SB showed T♦: A♥: A♣: 7♣: and lost (-$27.65 net)
Hero showed 6♣: A♠: 5♦: 4♠: and won $53.01 ($25.36 net)

Villain reg, highly aggressive postlop. Notes say: 'usually betting vs weakness/ defaults to betting' etc.

I'm very unsure how to handle such spots postflop. We don't block the nuts and therefore bluffcatching sucks hard. On the other hand must we really give up a 'hit' already on the flop?

Because of my notes I called until the river, intending to fold to a shove. (I guess the turn ok card in sense that it further reduces nutflush combos).

Otr, how do we go about devising a call down range vs a shove? Should it mostly be flushes (due to blocking) or can we call any other hands?

What do you think of villain's river line? For me, it didn't make much sense and I can't see any reason why the nf wouldn't shove. Given he surely shoves nf here, why can't he also shove nfblocker?


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

This is an interesting hand for sure. Already calling his 3bet is close with 1 flush option and some straight potential or he’s crazy pre-flop as well.

Post-flop is for me against this kind player with some FH combo’s and the info on him a not that bad to call him down on his smallish river bet. Off course that bet screams like value, but if you have some bet sizing tells on him then it would make the call even easier.

I would most of the time only call the river with a decent flush against him if he’s shoves the river. I don’t think you can call him with less. He could have all kind of flushes based on the aggressive post-flop notes I think.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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ZakYoun270
Joined: 10.12.2015

I think the iso is too light and this hand plays better as an over limp. I would definitely find a fold on some, if not all, streets after the flop.


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Padelbro
Joined: 21.01.2010

I agree. Pre this is troublesome hand for big pots for sure, I think you can call deep IP, but you must be careful postflop.

Flop easy call. We might very well have the best hand, if not we can improve to FH.

Turn I would find a fold here. He cant just barrel with nothing, as your range is now heavy with flushes mainly, and you wont have air ever. 2prs I think is better bluffcather than straight as you can improve and he is not betting with straight anyway, but I think this calldown is too light. You dont have odds to draw your boat, so I dont like calling big bet turn / folding to shove otr either.

River I dont like his sizing, it makes little sense. He is repping big flush, which he should shove here. He tried to bluff you off from sets straights with good price, but I think you will have much more flushes this board that calls two streets and now have very eaay call for this sizing.


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coldchurch
Joined: 20.02.2013

Iso-ing on the button is fine. Call flop and fold turn, depending on aggression in 3bet pots. His turn bet is rarely a bluff.


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