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PLO50 AT66ss 3bet pot, bluff versus missed cbet?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Missing SB spot thus 3bb open. New table so no reads on BU.

Not actually sure if calling versus 3bet is fine OOP. I would lead flop with some Tx with better blockers and equity. This one went for x-f but villain checks.

Turn we have very limited showdown value but T66 all have decent blocker value. So decided to start bluffing and river is basically blank so followed through.

Game #1995291516: Table €50 PL - 0.25/0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha - 16:38:23 2023/12/02
Seated players
Seat 1: wkndly (€63.31)
Seat 2: Jonnaae (€50)
Seat 3: Nellefyr (€69.52)
Seat 4: savumuikku (€0) (sitting out)
Blinds and button
Nellefyr has the button
wkndly posts big blind €0.50
Hole cards
Dealt to Jonnaae T♠:6♦:6♣:A♣:
Preflop
Jonnaae raises €1.50 to €1.50
Nellefyr raises €5 to €5
wkndly folds
Jonnaae calls €3.50
Flop T♦:8♠:9♣: (10.5€)
Jonnaae checks
Nellefyr checks
Turn 3♥: (10.5€)
Jonnaae bets €7.87
Nellefyr calls €7.87
River K♥: (26.24€)
Jonnaae bets €26.24


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regie
Joined: 06.03.2008

I would like to Bet 2 streets, flop and turn.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

Easy fold preflop?


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

I think low pairs with nut suit and connectivity tend to call. But we probably prefer stuff like A766ss or A544ss. AT66ss is probably too weak .


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NemoKala
Joined: 21.09.2008

Yeah, i think that this hand should be fold in 3-bet with button. No ds and no connectivity. AT99, AT88 ds hands are probably close to hands what you can 4-bet? You block AA and un-block KK,QQ type big pair hands.


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NemoKala
Joined: 21.09.2008

I like the river bet!


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Originally posted by regie
I would like to Bet 2 streets, flop and turn.

Not big fan of leading flop. Reasoning being our hand is actually weak in form of equity and doesnt have premium blockers. E.g. if I lead flop for half pot its not that hard for villain to find slowplays with straights. But what most players are doing way less is checking back strong hands. So when flop does go checked villain range is more capped than it should theory wise be almost always.

That opens door to then pound versus that capped range. Also for this reason having 66 or 77 might actually be better (for blocking lower straights) than like QQ. JJ is still the premium blockers whatever line we go for. Hand like AJJT especially with bdfd would make very nice flop lead btw.


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regie
Joined: 06.03.2008

You check back Bet turn 2 pair + set on flop holding. You may not Bet 2 pair on turn so I believe the strongest line unimproved is flop turn Bet River give up.


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