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[Closed] Second nuts turn multipot + redraw

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DRONeRPD
Joined: 13.08.2007

utg - fish
bu - regular player
I suppose that this is typical hand where I give reg's too tight range and loosing a ton of value.
On the turn I think it's easy valuebet against fish, but on what range should I put bu?
Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $2(BB)
SB ($38.70)
Hero ($208)
UTG ($115)
CO ($226)
BTN ($393)

Dealt to Hero Q♦ Q♣ 4♥ 2♦

UTG calls $2, fold, BTN raises to $6, SB calls $5, Hero calls $4, UTG calls $4

FLOP ($24) 5♦ K♦ Q♠

SB checks, Hero bets $18, UTG calls $18, BTN calls $18, SB folds

TURN ($78) 5♦ K♦ Q♠ 4♦

Hero checks, UTG checks, BTN checks

RIVER ($78) 5♦ K♦ Q♠ 4♦ Q♥

Hero bets $40, UTG raises to $91.79 (AI), BTN folds, Hero calls $51.79


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Ribbo
Joined: 25.06.2010

It pretty much is impossible to get your money in bad here. If someone has top set they need a perfect 2 cards on the side to have your flush draw covered. Likewise if they have an ace high flush you are of course winning with your set. With that in mind I like going for either a check raise here, or betting out half pot in the hope of an isolation raise from someone who thinks you look weak. Which is better depends upon your opponents tendencies.

On the turn your 2nd nut flush draw is good 85% of the time against 4 opponents and since you have a redraw I have no problems with betting this turn given you didn't check raise the flop. Again you want to be called by worse so continue with the half pot bet line since we should be assuming we have the pot locked up on the turn at this point.

If you get raised by a super deep stack then obviously this puts you in a bad spot and you are sometimes right to fold here if you think a big stack wont see a half pot bet as weakness.

On the flop you also have to consider that you are 200 bets deep vs the button. I would be looking to build this pot since your hand is so strong, if you think he will abuse his button check raise him else bet full pot into him if you think he is a calling station who may try to float (and therefore go for a check raise on the turn)