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PLO50 AQT6sss tricky postflop decisions?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

This was interesting hand. Villain is kind of reg but has tendency to overuse pot betting. Pre is clear call.

Flop I am not so sure. Fold feels bit weak, call doesnt feel that awesome (for bad playability) and bluff raise without more blocker value not good option either. Like with A♣: blocker it would probably be best option theory wise? But still I do have top pair with two overcards so felt like call is perhaps best option.

Turn give me trips and second fd. SPR is around 6 and villain pot saying he has trips or better. Would raise to stack off be too optimistic here? SPR felt bit too much for it. But then again we dont have either fd or straight draw so perhaps it would make sense?

River weakens my relative hand strength a lot so would it make sense to turn trips into bluff here? JT, T9 are definitely heavily in my range as played. Just feels ugly to lose versus some straight with check. I would expect most of weaker than boat to fold.

Game #1667784416: Table €50 PL - 0.25/0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha - 15:53:07 2022/04/22
Seated players
Seat 1: migeluu (€50.29)
Seat 2: Pallois (€174.73)
Seat 3: ROMARIO999 (€22.85)
Seat 4: BIGMICKG1 (€37.50)
Seat 6: yeyeyesss (€119.41)
Blinds and button
yeyeyesss has the button
migeluu posts small blind €0.25
Pallois posts big blind €0.50
Hole cards
Dealt to Pallois A♦:T♦:Q♦:6♥:
Preflop
ROMARIO999 folds
BIGMICKG1 folds
yeyeyesss folds
migeluu raises €1.25 to €1.50
Pallois calls €1
Flop 2♠:T♣:9♣: (3€)
migeluu bets €2.25
Pallois calls €2.25
Turn T♠: (7.5€)
migeluu bets €7.50
Pallois calls €7.50
River J♣: (22.5€)
migeluu checks
Pallois?


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naDanje
Joined: 01.04.2007

If you think he is capable of folding flush or straight i think your idea is good and going to pot the river seems nice.

I'd assume there is also some hands that we still have beat here, like KK92r stuff, maybe a smaller sizing would even be good here? As played i think a straight could give up against a smaller size too.... but really hard to say.

Against someone that pots a lot i like the idea of stacking off on the turn the most, sure he may have a few boats or some strong double fd + straight draw that may get it in aswell, but the amount of folds you get should be high and we also still have quite a few good outs against pretty much any in case the money goes in.

Overall very villain dependent - i find it quite tricky to play against this type, that pots pretty much any, when flopping the nuts its lovely, with a hand like yours i'd like to puke and find this spot hard to play


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