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PLO6, AAJ7ss, 3bet pot facing shove on double suited turn

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Gugi19
Joined: 08.01.2010

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $0.06(BB) Replayer
SB ($3.85)
BB ($2.24)
UTG ($14.65)
UTG+1 ($0.50)
CO ($9.01)
Hero ($10.98)

Dealt to Hero A♣ 7♠ A♠ J♥

UTG raises to $0.21, fold, CO calls $0.21, Hero raises to $0.93, fold, fold, UTG calls $0.72, fold

FLOP ($2.16) 4♦ 3♣ 2♣

UTG checks, Hero bets $1.44, UTG calls $1.44

TURN ($5.04) 4♦ 3♣ 2♣ Q♦

UTG checks, Hero bets $2.76, UTG raises to $12.28 (AI), Hero calls $5.85 (AI)

Villain is very tight Reg 17/15/6 (VP/PR/3bet) 1k hands, he opens 11% on UTG, very aggro on flop but not that much on turn.

Reads:
I think he perceives me as tight aggro also
3bet IP and gave up on KQ6r Flop - vs me
3bet on BB and c/r shove T65r Flop, holding AA98ss - vs me
3bet on BB and cb AT8r F, check blank Turn (probably hoping for my float bet), shove Q on River

I'm not sure about hand at all but here is my thought process: considering his stats his a thinking player most likely (although this is PLO6), so he knows I have AA**.

On the other hand I don't think he have that many Wheel combos in his range, specially when he opens on UTG. That is why I thought I'm still ahead on this turn, he has double suited KK** or rundowns and he is shoving hoping I will fold my AA** and 50% of equity. He can have QQ** and I'm drawing dead but imo this very small % of his range.


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Ribbo
Joined: 25.06.2010

Nice 3 bet preflop since you're in position and 200 bets deep.

Flop is standard, especially since you have the Ace of Clubs blocking the nut flush draw. However I do feel you need to be betting a lot less on this flop, go for around 80 cents here.

Turn is tough. It changes nothing in that if you were ahead or behind on the flop, it's most likely the same on the turn. The second flush draw showing up is problematic, but I think you have to bet full pot here and suck it up if he turns up with QQ.

With the stack to pot ratio on the turn being so low, plus the fact that I can't see him having a straight here I'd prefer to just bet full pot and charge the flush draws rather than making a weak stab at the pot that is never going to work.

So in summary: Preflop great, flop bet less, turn bet more. :f_biggrin:


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