CaneBrain
Thursday, December 27th, 2007, 7:28 AM
Sorry I dont know how to use a converter. Edit: Read the posting rules thread. I dont have the hand history so I cant use a converter. My bad.
Anyway, important info:
2/4 PLO (6 max) on Full Tilt
Me (UTG): $370
Villain (button): $820
Villain is super aggro but definitely not a bad player. Just a guy who puts you to the test a lot and is not afraid to bluff/semi-bluff.
Anyways, I have AAJ8 with nut hearts. I limp, an MP limps, button raises pot, I call, MP folds. (i dont reraise here as I can only get a small part of my stack in and I am basically waving a flag that says I have ACES!!!!)
Flop: Ac4h10d
What is the best way to play this? Do I lead out? Do i check-raise? (Button is almost a sure thing to continuation bet but he often continuation bets only half the pot).
Thanks in advance.....
simo_8ball
Thursday, December 27th, 2007, 9:09 AM
Open raise preflop. If you never open limped ever you wouldn't be losing much.
Pot size on the flop is 2+4+4+4+18+14 = $42
If he's c/betting almost 100% of his range you should check to him. He has at most 9 outs if he has KQJx, and that's rare. Usually he will have a gutshot at most.
I probably checkraise small. If he c/bets $25 I'd probably pop it to $70. If he's tricky I don't mind leading weak (~$15) on the flop to rep KQJ or some random hand like AKxx.
You could c/c the flop and c/r the turn if he is the sort to fire two bullets with a weak hand, I guess.
I don't mind any line really, other than open potting and checkraising full pot.
BigLebowski
Thursday, December 27th, 2007, 5:08 PM
QUOTE (simo_8ball @ Thursday, December 27th, 2007, 12:09 PM)

I don't mind any line really, other than open potting and checkraising full pot.