Scott3705 0 Posted May 18, 2006 Share Posted May 18, 2006 Omaha Hi $0.50-$0.50 PL (Real Money), #498,287,620Table Cork, 18 May 2006 6:31 PM ETSeat 1: scott3705 ($98 in chips)Seat 2: ALL_IN_BEALE ($25.95 in chips)Seat 3: weistronaut ($95.95 in chips)Seat 4: sirflatland ($57.65 in chips)Seat 5: JUSTTHECHIPS ($52.80 in chips)Seat 6: spruced ($23.25 in chips)Seat 7: wurkbytes ($89.95 in chips)Seat 9: Tuuriperse ($103.50 in chips)Seat 10: SlTTING OUT ($84.10 in chips)ANTES/BLINDSweistronaut posts blind ($0.50), sirflatland posts blind ($0.50).PRE-FLOPJUSTTHECHIPS calls $0.50, spruced folds, wurkbytes folds, Tuuriperse folds, SlTTING OUT bets $2.50, scott3705 calls $2.50, ALL_IN_BEALE folds, weistronaut folds, sirflatland folds, JUSTTHECHIPS calls $2.FLOP [board cards 4S,JS,KC ]JUSTTHECHIPS checks, SlTTING OUT bets $8.50, scott3705 bets $25, JUSTTHECHIPS folds, SlTTING OUT calls $16.50.TURN [board cards 4S,JS,KC,9D ]SlTTING OUT bets $56.60 and is all-in, scott3705 calls $56.60.RIVER [board cards 4S,JS,KC,9D,6D ]SHOWDOWNscott3705 shows [ KH,AC,2H,KS ]Villian was very LAG. Raised a lot of flop and seemed fairly stubborn. Link to post Share on other sites
cdddc75 0 Posted May 19, 2006 Share Posted May 19, 2006 Omaha Hi $0.50-$0.50 PL (Real Money), #498,287,620Table Cork, 18 May 2006 6:31 PM ETSeat 1: scott3705 ($98 in chips)Seat 2: ALL_IN_BEALE ($25.95 in chips)Seat 3: weistronaut ($95.95 in chips)Seat 4: sirflatland ($57.65 in chips)Seat 5: JUSTTHECHIPS ($52.80 in chips)Seat 6: spruced ($23.25 in chips)Seat 7: wurkbytes ($89.95 in chips)Seat 9: Tuuriperse ($103.50 in chips)Seat 10: SlTTING OUT ($84.10 in chips)ANTES/BLINDSweistronaut posts blind ($0.50), sirflatland posts blind ($0.50).PRE-FLOPJUSTTHECHIPS calls $0.50, spruced folds, wurkbytes folds, Tuuriperse folds, SlTTING OUT bets $2.50, scott3705 calls $2.50, ALL_IN_BEALE folds, weistronaut folds, sirflatland folds, JUSTTHECHIPS calls $2.FLOP [board cards 4S,JS,KC ]JUSTTHECHIPS checks, SlTTING OUT bets $8.50, scott3705 bets $25, JUSTTHECHIPS folds, SlTTING OUT calls $16.50.TURN [board cards 4S,JS,KC,9D ]SlTTING OUT bets $56.60 and is all-in, scott3705 calls $56.60.RIVER [board cards 4S,JS,KC,9D,6D ]SHOWDOWNscott3705 shows [ KH,AC,2H,KS ]Villian was very LAG. Raised a lot of flop and seemed fairly stubborn.I might have reraised preflop to isolate against said Villain. Turn is tough, but I guess you've got to call assuming that you're good at least 20% of the time and still have 10 outs to bail you out if villain does have QT. Link to post Share on other sites
Scott3705 0 Posted May 21, 2006 Author Share Posted May 21, 2006 I might have reraised preflop to isolate against said Villain. Turn is tough, but I guess you've got to call assuming that you're good at least 20% of the time and still have 10 outs to bail you out if villain does have QT.I'm really not comfortable enough post flop to play this hand in a bloated flop pot. As I get more comfortable, I may consider it. Link to post Share on other sites
timwakefield 69 Posted May 23, 2006 Share Posted May 23, 2006 I would be folding the turn, unless you had a very strong read on your opponent. Even with a good read on him, you want to be battling him with a made hand or a monster draw.Just my opinion, and I may be too tight in PLO ring games. Link to post Share on other sites
Scott3705 0 Posted May 23, 2006 Author Share Posted May 23, 2006 I would be folding the turn, unless you had a very strong read on your opponent. Even with a good read on him, you want to be battling him with a made hand or a monster draw.Just my opinion, and I may be too tight in PLO ring games.I would normally strongly consider folding here and come to the conclusion. I realize now, that what made me base my call on, i wrote like dyslexic 3rd grader.the villian raised a lot preflop and generally tried to steamroll the table. He was also stubborn post flop if he got played back at and had shown 2 stone cold bluffs in the last 3 orbits. Link to post Share on other sites
mk 11 Posted May 23, 2006 Share Posted May 23, 2006 I would be folding the turn, unless you had a very strong read on your opponent. Even with a good read on him, you want to be battling him with a made hand or a monster draw.Just my opinion, and I may be too tight in PLO ring games. are you high? you realize you're behind exactly one hand, right? against something like AAQx with spades, you're about a 3:1 favorite. against something like AAT8 with spades, you're about a 2:1 favorite. even against AAQT with spades, you're about 25% to fill up. folding this turn would be absolutely ludicrous. Link to post Share on other sites
timwakefield 69 Posted May 23, 2006 Share Posted May 23, 2006 are you high? you realize you're behind exactly one hand, right?Um, I guess you could put it that way....but for some reason you seem to assume that villain's first 2 cards are aces. Yes, in that case you are only behind AAQT. But in reality you are behind any QT, which is A LOT of hands. against something like AAQx with spades, you're about a 3:1 favorite. against something like AAT8 with spades, you're about a 2:1 favorite. even against AAQT with spades, you're about 25% to fill up. folding this turn would be absolutely ludicrous.Like I said, I may be too tight for PLO ring games....but where did you come up with those hand possibilities??Why does his opponent have AA????? I think it looks very much like he has QTxx (perhaps TJQK) Link to post Share on other sites
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