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[PLO10] AJ97ss 3bP 3way OOP

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Eselsdorfjung
Joined: 05.07.2014

Hey guys :f_drink:

RunItOnce - €0.10 PL Hi (6 max) - Omaha Hi - 5 players
Hand converted by Holdem Manager 3

UTG: €14.48 (144.8 bb)
CO: €10.00 (100 bb)
BTN: €11.70 (117 bb)
Hero (SB): €10.21 (102.1 bb)
BB: €12.49 (124.9 bb)

Hero posts SB €0.05, BB posts €0.10

Pre Flop: (pot: €0.45) Hero has A♦: J♠: 7♥: 9♦:
2 folds, BTN raises to €0.30, Hero raises to €1.00, BB calls €0.90, BTN calls €0.70

Flop: (€3.30, 3 players) K♦: 2♦: 8♥:
Hero bets €2.37, BB raises to €9.97, fold, Hero calls €6.84 and is all-in

Turn: (€21.72, 2 players) 3♥:

River: (€21.72, 2 players) Q♦:

Results: €21.72 pot (€0.96 rake)
Final Board: K♦: 2♦: 8♥: 3♥: Q♦:

Hero shows A♦: J♠: 7♥: 9♦:: (Flush, Ace High)
(Pre 58%, Flop 37%, Turn 21%)

BB mucks 2♠: 2♣: 6♠: 5♦:: (Three of a Kind, Twos)
(Pre 42%, Flop 63%, Turn 79%)

Hero wins €20.76

Thoughts:

Preflop:
A bit spewy. Can't remember that I had a read or something on villain, but I think I should just fold this hand. Too many gaps in it and just single-suited. Even though I like my 3-bet more than a call from SB.

Flop:
My reasons for leading here are:

  • I don't want to give freecards
  • From my point of view it is a easy stack-off situation when I get raised
  • I do have 9 outs to the nutflush + 2 backdoor straight draws

I would assign villain the following range:

  • KK, 88
  • K8 with any two :diamond:
  • Bad AA like A♣:A♠:4♥:9♠:
  • Rundowns such as Q♦:J♦::Tx::9x: with two :diamond:

Against this range we do have a bit more than 37% Equity so at Pot Odds of 1.57:1 (38,9%) I had to fold here right?


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

You missed 6522 from his flop range... ;)

I wouldn't think he has AA in his range. And he could have pair+fd easily in his range too.

Pot the flop.


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

I think the 3-bet pre is fine since it is a ANNNsa.

He would have 4-bet any AA pre so u can exclude those, anyways the Equity in my more specified scenario is only changing by 1% so your assumptions are solid.

Against this range we do have a bit more than 37% Equity so at Pot Odds of 1.57:1 (38,9%) I had to fold here right?

No you cannot fold this anymore. After a C-Bet you need 31% to call... $6,84 / ($6,84 + $3,30 + $2,37 + $9,21) ...and you have more than this. A pot-sized bet is standard to get it in by the turn and realize your full Equity out of position. You always have nutted outs and together with some FE this should be always for profit. You can try out a check-raise aswell if you think villain is bet-folding some hands.


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Bl1nd
Joined: 05.05.2020

AA for me is excluded becuase he would have 4bet for sure, in the flop i think u had the odds to call u were already commited with that Cbet, but in my opinion out of position with the nut FD i would prefer a check raise more FE u could have easily made the 22s fold, also you say u didnt want to give out free cards, board wasnt connected, u had the nut FD and u had backdoor SD, the only free cards that would hurt your hand were if any card paired


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

With SPR 3 he is never folding if he bets, so check-raising doesn't give you FE.


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Bl1nd
Joined: 05.05.2020

Originally posted by Kyyberi
With SPR 3 he is never folding if he bets, so check-raising doesn't give you FE.

It is 0,5/0,10 but yeah u are right i suppose.


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

Originally posted by Kyyberi
With SPR 3 he is never folding if he bets, so check-raising doesn't give you FE.

Originally posted by Mascherano95
...if you think villain is bet-folding some hands.

It`s a common leak of weak lags in my playerpool, often including a bet-sizing tell fi when he stabs small like half pot.


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