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PLO100 A833ds 3bet pot, flop line?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Opponent seems reggy on small sample.

Preflop standard raise-call. I was thinking my hand on flop could go both ways. In position I would like to just call but on other hand OOP we have less control. But also having bdfd perhaps make it prefer calling for better playability. E,g, I could see my hand without bdfd preferring to fast play more than with it. On other hand we do unblock a lot of QJT type stuff that can give value.

Game #2240236298: Table €100 PL - 0.50/1.00 - Pot Limit Omaha - 17:53:13 2025/03/31
Seated players
Seat 1: funguy626 (€178.39)
Seat 2: Dubaiflyer (€457.89)
Seat 4: WinterFreshh (€113.29)
Seat 5: k_haukka (€102.85)
Seat 6: Piurusa (€111.63)
Blinds and button
funguy626 has the button
Dubaiflyer posts small blind €0.50
WinterFreshh posts big blind €1
Hole cards
Dealt to Piurusa A♦:3♣:3♦:8♣:
Preflop
k_haukka folds
Piurusa raises €3.50 to €3.50
funguy626 raises €12 to €12
Dubaiflyer folds
WinterFreshh folds
Piurusa calls €8.50
Flop 8♦:3♠:Q♠: (25.5€)
Piurusa checks
funguy626 bets €10.50
Piurusa?


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

Solver wants us to lead 50% of our bottomsets, so having the suit as a 50% randomizer I would lead. I would not have found that myself tbh. From the reamining 50% of bottomsets solver check-raises 80%, check-calls usually have the nut- or secondnutflushdraw often with strong SV like top-pair blocker or a straightdraw
( A♦:5♦:4♥:4♣:, A♠:K♠:4♦:4♣:, J♠:T♠:4♣:4♥: or K♠:J♠:4♥:4♣: on a Q♠:8♦:4♠: flop). There is an ~8bb difference in EV, so the Check-call is more for balancing I guess, being vulnerable while unblocking top-pair stuff seems to be a high incentive to play fast.

The majority of sets that check/call (~70% of top- & mid-set) have a draw or draw-blocker (90 & 70% if so while just 30% of naked ones would check-call). Having an additional flushdraw makes top- and midset strong enough to check-call 100%.


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Semipaisti
Joined: 19.11.2023

Check raise on flop full pot. So many bad cards at turn that gonna make you slowdown or you gonna make mistake in future streets. And you have what 100bb stacks right? If you would have 200bb then story is totally different.

Bottom set and no flush draw. Sick spot and usually even with these bottom set without any help this is gonna be usually close to 50/50. Top 2 pair with nut flush is already ahead of your bottom set.

This like standard answer.
But when you know you opponent strategy is ofc different.


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