Comments on all streets welcome, but the flop decision is what I would like to focus on. Will post a conversion shortly.

PokerStars Game #27722234069: Tournament #158324400, $1.00+$0.10 Omaha Hi/Lo Limit - Level V (150/300) - 2009/05/01 21:45:39 PT [2009/05/02 0:45:39 ET]
Table '158324400 18' 9-max Seat #6 is the button
Seat 1: ckmcheetah (1700 in chips)
Seat 2: bmx21 (1311 in chips)
Seat 3: 8 Ball MoJo (106 in chips) is sitting out
Seat 4: suited10jack (1477 in chips)
Seat 5: dlor21 (2334 in chips)
Seat 6: SalCan729 (2307 in chips)
Seat 7: PITBULL01 (2715 in chips)
Seat 8: Zelda57 (3461 in chips)
Seat 9: katierankers (3510 in chips)
PITBULL01: posts small blind 75
Zelda57: posts big blind 150
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to ckmcheetah [4h Ad 6h 6d]
katierankers: folds
ckmcheetah: calls 150
bmx21: folds
8 Ball MoJo: folds
suited10jack: calls 150
dlor21: calls 150
SalCan729: folds
PITBULL01: folds
Zelda57: checks
*** FLOP *** [3h Ac As]
Zelda57: checks
ckmcheetah: checks
suited10jack: bets 150
dlor21: folds
Zelda57: calls 150
ckmcheetah: calls 150
*** TURN *** [3h Ac As] [2h]
Zelda57: bets 300
ckmcheetah: calls 300
suited10jack: calls 300
*** RIVER *** [3h Ac As 2h] [9h]
Zelda57: bets 300
ckmcheetah: calls 300
suited10jack: raises 300 to 600
Zelda57: raises 300 to 900
ckmcheetah: folds
suited10jack: calls 277 and is all-in
Uncalled bet (23) returned to Zelda57

Poker Stars $1.00+$0.10 Limit Omaha Hi/Lo Tournament - t150/t300 Limit - 9 players
The Official DeucesCracked.com Hand History Converter

Hero (UTG+1): t1700 M = 7.56
UTG+2: t1311 M = 5.83
MP1: t106 M = 0.47
MP2: t1477 M = 6.56
CO: t2334 M = 10.37
BTN: t2307 M = 10.25
SB: t2715 M = 12.07
BB: t3461 M = 15.38
UTG: t3510 M = 15.60

Pre Flop: (1.5 SB) Hero is UTG+1 with 4 A 6 6
1 fold, Hero calls, 2 folds, MP2 calls, CO calls, 2 folds, BB checks

Flop: (4.5 SB) 3 A A (4 players)
BB checks, Hero checks, MP2 bets, CO folds, BB calls, Hero calls

Turn: (3.75 BB) 2 (3 players)
BB bets, Hero calls, MP2 calls

River: (6.75 BB) 9 (3 players)
BB bets, Hero calls, MP2 raises, BB 3-bets, Hero folds, MP2 calls all in

In the $1?

I hate to sound uppity, but that's like my fav. tourney ever...

And not only is your 46 good for the low about 95% of the time, you're good to scoop about 98% of the time.

regardless: at 75/150 you'd want to raise with this PF and CB any flop that A2xx doesn't reasonably hit.

I can't imagine ever folding that flop with your hand.. I like you slowing the turn... And the river finally conivinces me that you probably made a great laydown, mutternig obscenities under your breath.

Still, it's shocking that even with that action, how often you are good for 1/2 on the river.. Just $#!tty that it only takes 2 cards to scoop you (thanks to the turn), so the river is usually a solid fold since you didn't improve.

I only have a nut high draw though, this seems like a week CB unless I want to isolate, which is not the case since I don't have a made hand.

what in gods name would you not want to charge to see a turn card? Thats a pretty solid flop for your hand.

Omaha is my weakest game but I wanted to get some more hands in to get better.

I was cautious because the fourth ace is probably in one of those two hands, if they hit the boat on top of a decent low (which should have happened) then I am drawing pretty slim. Am I being too nitty here?

The turn raise by the one villain means he has the boat or the 45, most likely the 45. Neither villain was betting wildly at the time.

One of the golden rules is to slow down when it only takes 2 cards to scoop a pot both ways (and you don't have them).

However the 2 on the turn completes a gutshot so 3-way it's a bit less likely.. It's very close because you're instincts are right: you're pwned by anyone with the case ace for the high, so you're 2nd best both ways hand is a bit weaker than it normally is in this situation. The heart on the river is extra annoying, because now you can actually put one villain on the flush and the other on the ace, and still potentially be good for the low.

In this exact spot you played it safe (and most likely correctly), but just realize that in a lot of similar spots, esp. if no one else has 45 you are costing yourself a good tourney chance to gain chips by essentially being the "nut low" 3 way. This is 10x more likely if you don't have the ace and the two of them and getting into a pissing match. recognize spots like that and when you're against two naked lows w/ a lock high hand, and you can generate some great profits in seemingly mundane spots.

So yeah, in short, you played it right. I just want to make sure you were on the page of always playing similar spots like that isn't the way to go

Yep I understand that.

FWIW, villain who raised turn had the 45, the other villain had AK109 and spiked the full house on the end. In hindsight I may have needed to get a raise in to try and knock out the high hand (didn't put him on 4 high at the time). However I doubt he would go away.

i think you should have tried to get more bets in on the flop and turn.

the river sucks. i would have a very hard time folding there.

Fold PF - A466 is trash, even double suited, esp. in EP.
As played, raise flop.
I play turn the same, ugh, at the table I can never fold this river. Theoretically I think you played river right, though. At the table I usually call b/c f that guy.

i dont see that.the 4th ace is out too often(why would so many enter the pot and nobody else has a ace)and u have a very bad kicker.in fact u dont have a chance for high if the 4th ace is out because if his by cards are lower he makes a full house or wheel and if his by cards are higher u loose against the higher kicker
and don t forget the flush.ugly like hell u can only hope for low

Honestly, what are you doing in a pot at this early stage of a tourney with a hand that makes way more second best hands than it does the nuts?
People play Omaha hi-lo so poorly there will be many spots where you are scooping, even times when you are holding nut-nut. One, don't play such garbage and you won't find yourself in marginal spots. Two, the people advising you to call when you are probably good for half the pot- this is not how you play hi lo games - you play them to scoop. You should be playing hands where you can be the aggressor, with scoop potential, the nuts at least one way and a strong hand on the other side. The other posters on this topic sound to me like hold 'em players, which I love to see when I am playing omaha hi lo.