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Poker StarsPot Limit Omaha Ring gameBlinds: $0.50/$13 playersConverterStack sizes:Button: $241.05Hero: $165.85BB: $109.45Pre-flop: (3 players) Hero is SB with 9 :) K :D 8 :D A :D Button folds, Hero raises to $3, BB calls.Flop: 5 :club: 6 :) A :D ($6, 2 players)Hero bets $3, BB raises to $6, Hero...BB is fairly LAG, but no stats.You have two choices: Flat call or repot.(BTW I am not at the table, this was just observed)

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I thought the flop lead was bad. I think it should be a repot.In a SB v BB hand, I think this is an easy repot. If he has A6xx we have 13 immediate outs to improve. Allowing for some being either dead or duplicated we can at least say we have 10 outs.He can minraise such a wide range there, and our bet/3bet line is extremely strong. We are only in trouble against 55xx and 66xx, which makes up a small % of his range. Those are the only hands he can reraise with anyway, and even that's somewhat unlikely IMO. If he flat calls, we can reevaluate the turn.

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You can't be the "hero" here. (or your flop was a misclick) I don't think I've ever seen you bet ½ pot on anything. I think repot/fold to a re-re-pot is the line here.
It said he's not the hero in the OP FWIW.Also, what about some kind of wrap here. Isn't he gonna repop us with that as well? I mean 3478 would pretty much have us in a very sad place.
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It said he's not the hero in the OP FWIW.Also, what about some kind of wrap here. Isn't he gonna repop us with that as well? I mean 3478 would pretty much have us in a very sad place.
With two BDFDs:
http://twodimes.net/h/?z=3967013pokenum  -o ah kh 8s 9c  - 3d 4d 7c 8c  -- as 5d 6c Omaha Hi: 820 enumerated boards containing As 6c 5dcards		  win   %win  lose  %lose  tie  %tie	 EV8s 9c  Ah  Kh  339  41.34   473  57.68	8  0.98  0.4188c 7c  4d  3d  473  57.68   339  41.34	8  0.98  0.582

With no BDFDs:

http://twodimes.net/h/?z=3967029pokenum  -o ah kh 8s 9c  - 3d 4h 7s 8c  -- as 5d 6c Omaha Hi: 820 enumerated boards containing As 6c 5dcards		  win   %win  lose  %lose  tie  %tie	 EV8s 9c  Ah  Kh  375  45.73   436  53.17	9  1.10  0.4637s 8c  3d  4h  436  53.17   375  45.73	9  1.10  0.537

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I need to DL pokerstove and whatever program you're using here (if it's not pokerstove).Also, yeah, so what I was getting at is if he has something that he views as a decent wrap, he's gonna push that back as well and if he reraises us after we repot it, then we're folding. I guess the assumption is that he has to think we have a set after we repot it so any action after he does that means he's got a set himself of a ton of outs and we're just letting him have it I guess.

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I need to DL pokerstove and whatever program you're using here (if it's not pokerstove).Also, yeah, so what I was getting at is if he has something that he views as a decent wrap, he's gonna push that back as well and if he reraises us after we repot it, then we're folding. I guess the assumption is that he has to think we have a set after we repot it so any action after he does that means he's got a set himself of a ton of outs and we're just letting him have it I guess.
For those two I was using twodimes.net which is just a basic punch in the hands calc.For more expansive, pokerstove type range analysis use propokertools.comAfter we bet and 3-bet this flop he's unlikely to expect much fold equity if any, so he's either calling and giving us a shot to outdraw A6/55/66/789x/5678/etc. or he's shoving with a range that has us crushed. I don't think anyone ever shoves with A6 after we repot here (or if they do, you should buddy list them and become rich).Without the gutshot I'm not repotting (just to clarify). AKQJ (or similar) would be a call and reevaluate turn.
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