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PLO50 HU AJ95ss 3bet pot, too loose flop peel?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Villain had been fairly aggro reggy type. Seems to be bit wide pre but probably not for HU. Was expecting to face bigger flop bet but this is bit special situation as SPR is still 9.

Versus half pot I thought I might be able to peel turn with gs and some bd stuff. But I think this was still bit too optimistic. Would probably need at least two bdfd or one pair?

Game #2346091718: Table €50 PL - 0.25/0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha - 17:45:33 2026/01/09
Seated players
Seat 1: lovefactr632 (€168.82)
Seat 3: Tyrbyrs (€89.27)
Seat 4: SoloQuinta (€56.37) (sitting out)
Blinds and button
Tyrbyrs has the button
Tyrbyrs posts small blind €0.25
lovefactr632 posts big blind €0.50
Hole cards
Dealt to Tyrbyrs J♣:5♦:A♦:9♥:
Preflop
Tyrbyrs raises €1.25 to €1.50
lovefactr632 raises €4 to €4.50
Tyrbyrs calls €3
Flop 2♠:8♦:3♣: (9€)
lovefactr632 bets €4.50
Tyrbyrs calls €4.50
Turn 9♦: (18€)
lovefactr632 bets €13.75
Tyrbyrs calls €13.75
River 4♥: (45.5€)
lovefactr632 checks
Tyrbyrs bets €45.50

Spoiler

lovefactr632 calls €45.50
Showdown
lovefactr632 shows 8♣:8♥:T♠:A♣:, Three of a kind, Eights
Tyrbyrs shows J♣:5♦:A♦:9♥:, A Straight
Tyrbyrs wins €135
Summary
Total pot €136.50 Rake €1.50


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blinderGeiger
Joined: 07.05.2023

Flop call seems standard. FYI: this board plays very different to 6max. The 3bettor isnt pot/calling every overpair in HU.


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YXKCOBRA
Joined: 20.09.2008

River half pot betting... 💰


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Jordyvde
Joined: 03.05.2015

This is a flop where the villain is supposed to bet pot very often, and the turn is kind of the same story. Given the weak sizing, I’m jamming. He’s still in a really tough spot with his overpairs (which he can and probably should be considering folding + you block some AA), and even if you get called, you still have a ton of ways to win the hand.

Obviously, in this specific case he has 88, so half pot is a good sizing. But for the majority of his range, he should still be potting both the flop and the turn, which makes me lean even more towards a turn jam.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

In general potting is not as much a thing when SPR gets deeper. Like in this case it's still over 9 on flop. Point being even if you pot flop and turn SPR on river will still be over 0.5. So it's not achieving the usual two street game plan that is one of main points for pot cbet.

But yeah raising turn could be anyway reasonable. It does remove our positional advantage though with kinda mediocre holding so personally I still lean toward call.


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Jordyvde
Joined: 03.05.2015

Originally posted by ghaleon
In general potting is not as much a thing when SPR gets deeper. Like in this case it's still over 9 on flop. Point being even if you pot flop and turn SPR on river will still be over 0.5. So it's not achieving the usual two street game plan that is one of main points for pot cbet.

But yeah raising turn could be anyway reasonable. It does remove our positional advantage though with kinda mediocre holding so personally I still lean toward call.

LOL, my bad you are right. I did not pay enough attention to the SPR.


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JoePlotter
Joined: 10.11.2012

Would 9 of diamonds turn make a great semibluff card for you since isn't it a more of a range shift in your favour? You have decent equity against hands they want to commit with, now you will actually lead versus many of his draws and sometimes he drops right there.

It's a little thin on the flop, maybe 2bdfd will do better. Kinda depends on the 2nd barrell freq.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

No leading as we are in position. But if villain did check turn it would be totally fine to bet though facing x-r would be nasty.


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YXKCOBRA
Joined: 20.09.2008

Turn check-raise ; Hero folds...


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