PLO5 KTT7ds

It's villain depended I think. I would only raise if villain would fold a lot.
Otherwise you blowing the pot with a hand with some showdown value.

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SDK1987

This hand is veeery marginal actually you might better fold it. Nutpotential is barely existent, the connectivity is bad, the flushdraws are non-nutted and TT´s are likely to get over-setted.

The way you played it postflop is good I´d say. Repping the nutstraight and check the trips for SDV otr.

pre i think very fine and standard. the players behind are full stacked at least and might be kind of reggish, tightening up on zoom and we can often play the bb in position. so i don't see a big reason to skip this, maybe just q6,k6. the solver ev of the open would be 0,18bb and as said, in the given situation, with percived tight players behind and the possibilty to play a rec ip, i think its not that super marginal.
postflop, the flop is ok. but think turn is tending to be overplayed, and i would avoid trying to run big bluffs on the stations at those stakes too frequently. yes, TT blocks the nutstraight, but still 8s would be more essential. so i probably just would take the cheap turn and play the river.

Thank you everbody!

PLO5, opponent donks. I would say that at least 95% of times it means opponent has a piece of the board. TT blocks nuts, but not smaller straight.

At these stakes, my experience that these kind of raises on the flop are not working that often. So you kinda need to fire 3 streets and hope the board doesn't change. You have an overpair, bdfd and a gutter. Opponent bets less than 1/3 of pot, at PLO5 I would call and see the turn. If he doesn't have a straight, he will often check turn and you get to the river with decent equity versus his sizing.

I agree that on Micro stakes it might better to just call flop to float bet turn repping the nuts. When villains are more callhappy you´ll have less FE with the blockers.