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PLO25 AT52ss limped pot, flop decision?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

So recreational players on CO and BU limp and I get free flop. Check flop and face this heavy action. I think there is fair chance of CO 3betting if I call as that pot is often two pair or better. Still having nut fd and nut gutshot I thought it's perhaps bit better to call than fold.

Problem is that BU is so short which means less implied odds for me. If he had 100bb also it would be lot better imo.

I call and CO indeed 3bet pot. I think it's optimal to call again and fold on pairing turn. With plan to shove any turn that give me nuts.

Turn complete JT but I doubt CO is ever folding so went for x-c. If I somehow get free river it's nice.

But yeah I think only decision point is really whatever to call flop 2bet by BU. After that hand just play itself. Plain nut FD I would have folded. With gutshot though... I think it's fine if BU was deeper but as it is not sure.

I could have around 40% equity in 3way allin. Problem is that 29€ for pot of 66€ I would need bit more plus there is rake to make it bit worse. By calling flop 3bet I can do bit better decisions on turn that help somewhat I suppose. Of course CO won't always 3bet probably either but it is decent possibility.


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tranceactor
Joined: 09.11.2006

Fold flop facing that action. Leading yourself might also be ok


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

I were thinking of leading but thought that without any pair blockers it would be better to check. Would you also fold if BU was with 100bb+?


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tranceactor
Joined: 09.11.2006

Yes


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deralte71
Joined: 09.08.2010

my biggest fear is seeing my nick in yr screenshot, with a text like "ATM machine on the left, plays badly again..."
And it wouldn't be far from the truth :f_cry:


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Originally posted by deralte71
my biggest fear is seeing my nick in yr screenshot, with a text like "ATM machine on the left, plays badly again..."
And it wouldn't be far from the truth :f_cry:
Heh. Well playing bad is not such bad thing as long as you learn something from it :)

Probably didnt play that good in this one either.


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