Polsk33AllIN

Yeah its a fold

although i do see cracks point here, i still think its a shove for a few reasons.The buttons range in my best guess is pretty wide here and we are ahead a big% of the time, so by eliminating the BB we gain a huge equity at this pot. The BB should give you alot of credit with a shove here so he should be folding alot. If he does call, well thats not that bad at all we are drawing to the nuts and are still geting good equity at the pot.

The reason this strategy is probably working for you is because you avoid tilt by playing this way.You are only losing big pots when you are up in the game which keeps your mental state still in a reasonable position to make profit.Another reason why this might be working is the image that you built up by being solid is probably giving you alot of credit in the marginal situations that you are playing.With that said though, i dont think this strategy is going to maximize your profit.IMO, you should be looking for every +ev spot that you can find regardless of your stack size.

looks pretty standard to me

I dont know Omaha very well and im sure that you will get some better posts than this.I dont think that your hand is worthy of a 3/bet pre flop, especially at a low limit.As for the c/bet being automatic. I think its an automatic check. putting in almost half your stack here is really bad IMO, you have absolutely nothing. This might work sometimes, but not nearly enough to warrant the play.

Yeah this is a definite fold pre flop, no where close to deep enough to call a raise with this hand.

Thats really tough.... I definitely agree that its either a fold or a shove, by calling you give up all fold equity assuming that villain c/bets most flops. I lean towards shoving, but it will depend on my read.

66,88,AJ Thats his range IMO

To make a play like this, you have to be reallly confident that your right. These are the spots where if you think your opponent is bluffing its ok to call with some sort of a hand, but raising opens the door to alot of problems. It allows him to re/bluff if he thinks ur weak, and most importantly your just risking alot more to win the pot.I think its fine to make these plays from time to time, but make sure that your really confident in your read, and not just trying to experiment. My guess is that it worked though.

The more time that i have spent thinking about this hand, the more i lean towards folding.I still think its a call, but i definitely see others points.One reason to call is you put him in a very awkward spot on the turn with a huge part of his range. Thre might be some potential hands to rep. throughout the hand depending on your image. I think calling gives us showdown value a big percentage of the time, and potential rep hands when we dont. But its very read dependent.

Yeah thats really gay. Id still say that your decision was ok, i mean if theres extra incentive to knock you out, id just utilize that to my advantage if possible. I play tournaments all of the time where people make weird deals like this, there is just nothing you can do. IMO anyone that wants to chop a prize pool is not in a good position to play well, either they arent very good and they know it, or they are playing with scared money.

U Did What!!??!

I would value bet, i think were beating alot here, and if hes as bad as he sounds he could be paying us off.My line is bet something like 5-6$, if c/raised, then easy fold IMO.

Make sense of this. I cant believe people just post a random BS comment like this with no explaination.Fold Pre... Why? Continuation bet... Why?? Im not saying its wrong, just explain, or dont post, it does no good for the guy posting the hand to read this, or anyone else in the forum.

Tell me if im wrong, im just trying to understand this. Your folding everything but 4 hands pre flop, from early position in an unraised pot? Your range here is QQ,KK,AA,AK?If this is true, You have a huge leak in your game, i almost cant believe ur serious...