$5/$10 omaha hi/lo, eight-handed

i'm CO with A J 4 2 .
MP1 open-raises, MP2 cold-calls, i cold-call, everyone else folds.

(7 SB) A 9 6
MP1 checks, MP2 checks, i bet, MP1 calls, MP2 calls.

(5 BB) 3
MP1 checks, MP2 bets, MP1 calls.

(8 BB) 2
MP1 checks, MP2 bets with the intention of calling one more but folding to two cold, ...

help??

should either of those two calls be raises??

i'll explain my logic as to the calls after a few replies.

aseem

I think you should raise the turn, to try to get out MP1 who's obviously drawing. If he calls two you can be confident that he also has the low, but i'd rather try to just get him out of the pot. Not to mention, it's pretty unlucky if someone else is rolling with a 24.

The exception is if you're trying to get an overcall which might not be horrible, except you get in trouble if the river comes like it did.

It's pretty straight forward after that. Im assuming that you're joking about raising the river because that would be a horrible play, bc it smells like quarter.

Turn's a prisoner's dillema.

I probably fold and let MP2 have the low, and catch him later with a better high. This pot's too small to chase half of it.

Good luck.

Depending on how the table has been playing, I may not have even called pre-flop (your ace isn't suited...)

I may have raised the turn there, depending on my opponents. 8)