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PLO25 T875ds float turn to bluff river?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

I open and both blinds call. SB had been fairly tight so far. Not sure about flop but thought that villain bet is small and I have 4 nutty outs.

I get pretty great turn as I would just call sets also and possibly some of weaker two pairs also on flop. So I thought that I just call here as float with plan to bet river if he checks and possibly go for raise depending of sizing. Like if he pots river I probably dont have enough fe possibly (though would look uber strong) but if he bets like half pot then bluff raise time.

I thought I want to keep also full houses on just call range on turn to protect times I have some flush combos that I might plan to call turn and fold river etc.

So river comes and SB check. I pot but maybe I could go smaller also? I could pot for value with 88+ at least imo.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007
tranceactor
Joined: 09.11.2006

While I'd like your plan on higher stakes, I am not so sure here. Would a player on those stakes bet a flush on a paired board that big and then fold it to a turnraise or riverbet? What do you see him leading out 3way so small and then betting turn fairly big? Esp. as you describe him as a tighter player.
If he overvalues his flush on the turn, he might do the same on the river. It would be illogical not to ;-)


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najtreg12
Joined: 25.06.2009

Agree with previous post


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Yeah it might be burn of money overall to take lines like this one. Just comes from holdem side that I aim to have some bluffs in most situations. T8xx seems ideal for it here though I suppose Ah would be nice addition. Well I very rarely try to get people to fold flushes by using nut flush blocker.


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