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PLO50 JT85ss bluff line versus aggro

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

SB is one of more aggro reggy type players. Does 3bet too wide preflop but doesnt usually overplay stuff postflop too much. But indeed is aggro in many postflop spots.

Preflop is standard defend for me. Not great hand but decent connectivity. Flop I felt was kind of tricky. I have three cards interacting with flop but ultimately only non nut gs, middle pair and mediocre bdfd. So call didnt feel awesome and fold is too tight. So that leave raise as one reasonable option. Solver seems to use this combo with two bdfd very often as flop raise and weaker combos are sometimes used.

Turn is blank opening fd that I have decent blocker with J♦: so I decided to follow through.

On river I have two straight draw blocker so went with third barrel. I think this is quite nice combo for bluff as I dont block AKJ9 or best diamond draws that much?

Game #1788468662: Table €50 PL - 0.25/0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha - 13:52:58 2022/12/16
Seated players
Seat 2: Nutrias (€56.69)
Seat 4: callinen (€53.16)
Seat 6: PinchMe (€85.91)
Blinds and button
callinen has the button
PinchMe posts small blind €0.25
Nutrias posts big blind €0.50
Hole cards
Dealt to Nutrias 5♣:T♣:8♠:J♦:
Preflop
callinen folds
PinchMe raises €1.25 to €1.50
Nutrias calls €1
Flop 7♣:T♠:Q♦: (3€)
PinchMe bets €2.50
Nutrias raises €8.50 to €8.50
PinchMe calls €6
Turn 3♦: (20€)
PinchMe checks
Nutrias bets €15
PinchMe calls €15
River 6♣: (50€)
PinchMe checks
Nutrias bets €31.69, and is all-in


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

I think it´s well played


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efkay
Joined: 25.03.2005

what is villain bet/calling OTF and folding to turn cbet?


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Originally posted by efkay
what is villain bet/calling OTF and folding to turn cbet?

Well I think there are some top pair+ngs+bdfd combos that did not improve on turn. Or perhaps some of oesd+pair+bdfd type. But yeah of course if I have like top two or set I will be betting this turn almost always. So some of these type of hands should also bet and kind of nice thing with this combo is that I can just fold to turn x-r.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Originally posted by ghaleon
Well I think there are some top pair+ngs+bdfd combos that did not improve on turn. Or perhaps some of oesd+pair+bdfd type. But yeah of course if I have like top two or set I will be betting this turn almost always. So some of these type of hands should also bet and kind of nice thing with this combo is that I can just fold to turn x-r.

I discovered to my horror, that a lot of players playing PLO8 25 were betting (or even raising a CBet) air post-flop when the board "looked like it should have hit their range and shouldn't have hit mine". I had been folding to these when I had a passable hand. So I probably gave up lots of $

Does this happen much in hi-only PLO?


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Well sure that happens and it's called bluffing/semibluffing :)

But yeah you should be careful in cbetting in those kind of situations/boards. If you cbet lot in spot where you lack strong hands in your range it will allow villain to potentially raise somewhat often. But other more common scenario is when villain call and we end up checking lot on turn. Then potentially folding to turn bet or river lead.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Originally posted by ghaleon
Well sure that happens and it's called bluffing/semibluffing :)

But yeah you should be careful in cbetting in those kind of situations/boards. If you cbet lot in spot where you lack strong hands in your range it will allow villain to potentially raise somewhat often. But other more common scenario is when villain call and we end up checking lot on turn. Then potentially folding to turn bet or river lead.

When I do it it is brilliant poker, but when opponents do it it's stupid :coolface:


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