Live 1/2 Pl Omaha Hand

[Shizzmoney 0]

With some poker buddies from NH after a few beers, we come back to my place from the Sox game and fire up some $1/$2 SH Omaha. Most of the players are competent in the game, but don't play Omaha on a regular basis (I've been playing alot lately), although 3 out of the 6 are mostly Hold Em players (2 are LAG limit players) who just know how the rules. I buy in for $200. Up to $390 after hitting a boat on the turn vs one of the HE players who hit a flush and fell in love with it, I get into a pot with the one player who knows the concepts of Omaha with a great hand myself. 5 players limp (UTG $180, MP $194, Button $171, SB $60, Hero BB $390)I have the AhQdKsJs in the BB. I like my hand but I don't want to raise it with this gambling crowd, especially not double suited with no pairs and with the Omaha player OTB. Pot $8 dollars.Flop: 10sAh4d. I bet 4, button calls. Pot $16.Turn:As. I bet $10, he raises to $46 with $121 behind.This sucks now because I know the Omaha guy doesn't do this unless he's full, he knows the game too much and respects my play. I am 90% sure (especially with the cards in my hand, which helps my read) he's filled up with A10, A4, or 44. But I have the nut boat draw with any J, K, or Q, as they fill me up with the nut boat because I have the third Ace with the best kickers. Argument for calling is if I hit, I get paid from A10 or A4 as this player knows Omaha, BUT he would also find it hard to not call a lead out on the river, unless with 44 (maybe for a very smallish value bet). Plus, I have a royal flush draw with the Qs, giving me a chance at immortality. With all those outs and implied odds, that I felt a call was correct for $36 more. Pot $108.River:7c. I check my missed everything, and he bets $54 dollars into a pot of $108. He has $67 left.I think this is pretty easy and standard: I....... had no problem releasing this hand. He could of been bluffing me, but I think the lead out with 45% of his stack was shady and was inviting me to re-raise him all-in. All I ask is, what do you guys think? I have been playing Omaha much more and profiting very well from it lately (especially online, FTP is a gold mine lately) and I would love some feedback who play the game on a regular basis and provide some analysis. Thanks guys.

[simo_8ball 1]

Pot the flop.The turn is kinda sexy. You have the nut straight and flush draws, along with all of the nut boat draws and the royal draw.Having said that, I don't know how much value there is in a bet. What calls/raises you that you beat? Very little. I think I might be tempted to c/c the turn.River is just sick.You played it fine, really. Nice hand.

[Shizzmoney 0]

Pot the flop.The turn is kinda sexy. You have the nut straight and flush draws, along with all of the nut boat draws and the royal draw.Having said that, I don't know how much value there is in a bet. What calls/raises you that you beat? Very little. I think I might be tempted to c/c the turn.River is just sick.You played it fine, really. Nice hand.

I figured the straight draw was dead due to the paired board, plus any gutshot I hit fills me up (except for the Qs, where angels fall from the sky as I rake in the chips). Your analysis is correct on the turn......I should of check-called and kept the pot small until I made a big hand. I think I let my HE tendencies get to me with leading out 10 on the turn (did this for value because I thought I was so good).........but at least the lead out on the turn gave me info that unless I improved on the river, I was most likely beat (or at least tied with AK). Sick part of me also thinks he might of had a hand like 76sA2s and filled up on the end. Sick.Thanks for the advice.

[David_Nicoson 1]

Looks pretty good to me. Bet less on the turn maybe.

[simo_8ball 1]

I figured the straight draw was dead due to the paired board, plus any gutshot I hit fills me up (except for the Qs, where angels fall from the sky as I rake in the chips).

Hmm. Kinda missed that. Go figure.