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And that's the reason i wanted to have as much opponents involved as possible, am i really wrong?

What i meant to say is that to play that hand in the spot against one oponent is not very profitable because he will be on a freeroll a lot of times with his low + flush/straight draws so i wanted to have as many of the guys involved in the pot as possible...

I'm afraid that by raising the flop i would scare away the low chasers, so i thought it would be better to get them in the boat and wait for them to raise on the turn to commit them. Not a good idea?

Thanks for your comment drewlovesomaha, i'm not offended at all, good criticism is always welcome and i know that i suck and need to learn a lot.I've got a new hand against one opponent i would always fold such set but against more than 2 it should be ok i guess even though 1 guy was short, so was the play ok? Is that play against 2 big stacks ok too?http://www.pokerhand.org/?4315268 I'm in Seat 3: UTG+1 ($47.70)

I would only call against a very loose aggressive player in that spot.

It's still hard for me to give up the pot in some situations, i think that i should have bet only 3$ on the turn and give up after his reraise but somehow i never think that minraise is a sign of a strong hand i'm paranoid and think that they try to bluff me out cheaply

The guy had a monster 2 3 7 9 with spades of course, so i got whacked.

Hey guys, im back again :)Im trying to open up my game a little bit and not only playing premium hands and i'm getting f**** pretty often because of it, want to know what u think about that hand.Full Tilt Pot-Limit Omaha Hi/Lo, $1.00 BB (8 handed) - Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.comHero (CO) ($92.50)Button ($87.35)SB ($141)BB ($38.55)UTG ($29.25)UTG+1 ($100)MP1 ($45.10)MP2 ($88.30)Preflop: Hero is CO with 5, 3, A, 34 folds, Hero bets $3, 2 folds, BB calls $2Flop: ($6.50) 4, 6, 6(2 players)BB bets $1, Hero calls $1Turn: ($8.50) A(2 players)BB checks, Hero bets $5, BB raises to $10

Thanks a lot guys.

It's ok i understand that you don't want to tell your specific strategy, one more thing... I'm searching for some good stuff to read about omaha 8, so if you know any good books or even long internet articles please let me know.

@Cappy37You say that preflop raising makes it for my opponents easier to guess that i've some kind of AA combination, so what would be a better play, just limping and reraise when someone raise or raise preflop but give the pot away if now low cards come on the flop?@antistuffWhy 40% is that because of the fold equity and 1 more question regarding 2dimes... what does scoop stands for, splitting the pot between 2 players or the chance to win the pot without splitting with the opponent?p.s. thanks for helping me guys

More precisely please was it a bad play because of his small stack?

Too bad Peter Falk suffers from dementia it was a really good serial and a great actor.

Oh i missed that sorry @antistuffThanks for the advice i'm using the odds calculator from twodimes already, it's very helpful indeed to be there even 55 to 45 % in favor makes you in longterm profit, right?Here one of the hands which i seem to missplay all the time A-A and 1 or 2 good low cards to it, going all in is bad. There are sometimes guys which are calling but i think it still not the best strategy but when i raise a little and don't get a good low board i seem to overplay it against one guy or is moving all in against one opponent ok ? Here is example of what i mean, unfortunately th

I'm sure it's not as easy as you think.