[Closed] PLO10 SH KK87, set on turn, villain leads pot on river when flush card hits

I think your fold is right, even vs huuuge fish I would fold here too, but I doubt in cbet on this flop...

Originally posted by Jelieva
I think your fold is right, even vs huuuge fish I would fold here too, but I doubt in cbet on this flop...

Ah right... his fold to c-bet flop = 82% btw

I was c-betting everything if I had any kind of draw.

Good fold. The important thing to note here, is that you are in position against the fish. This is a good place to be in on the table. You will get his money on another hand rather than taking a shot that he is making a stone cold bluff here.

Save your money, you might be good, you might not be, but this way you still have him covered so can just take his money on another hand.

Originally posted by Ribbo
Good fold. The important thing to note here, is that you are in position against the fish. This is a good place to be in on the table. You will get his money on another hand rather than taking a shot that he is making a stone cold bluff here.

Save your money, you might be good, you might not be, but this way you still have him covered so can just take his money on another hand.

Hey Ribbo, thanks! But I was looking now at the hand... maybe I should bet a little bigger on the turn, like $2.30 instead of $1.90.

I think that with $1.90 he actually has the odds to call with pair + FD. Or doesn't it make any difference?

I like your bet sizing on the turn, it leaves you 1 pot sized bet on the river which is perfect, as often if the river blanks, your opponent will think he can bluff and also if a club does hit you have the blocker to the nuts so you can rep a nut flush pretty easily due to your bet sizing (not that anyone pays attention to that at PLO10).

But yeah, there are a ton of draws out there, so nothing wrong with hitting the pot button here.

Originally posted by Ribbo
I like your bet sizing on the turn, it leaves you 1 pot sized bet on the river which is perfect, as often if the river blanks, your opponent will think he can bluff and also if a club does hit you have the blocker to the nuts so you can rep a nut flush pretty easily due to your bet sizing (not that anyone pays attention to that at PLO10).

But yeah, there are a ton of draws out there, so nothing wrong with hitting the pot button here.

Right you are. Thanks!