Cryptologic
Pot Limit Omaha Ring game
Blinds: $0.15/$0.25
10 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: $20.20
UTG+1: $6.55
UTG+2: $25.44
MP1: $39
MP2: $20.05
MP3: $21.35
CO: $21.08
Button: $4.20
SB: $31.42
Hero: $96.31

Pre-flop: (10 players) Hero is BB with 4 4 2 A
UTG calls, UTG+1 calls, UTG+2 calls, 2 folds, MP3 calls, 2 folds, SB calls, Hero checks.

Flop: 3 6 5 ($1.5, 6 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $1.5, UTG calls, 3 folds, SB calls.

Turn: K ($6, 3 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $4, UTG calls, SB folds.

River: 2 ($14, 2 players)
Hero bets $6.5, UTG raises to $13, Hero calls.

Results:
Final pot: $40


Flop , turn and river please.

I can't stop myself from betting rivers and i always find a good reason to convince myself betting>checking . This may be starting to be a leak for me.

Flop is fine. Leading out there is obvious. Against a preflop aggressor I may opt for a c/r but in an unraised pot I wouldn't want to checkraise and get repotted.

I like the turn bet which encourages lower flush draws and some 2 pair + straight draw hands (456x, etc) to stick around.

I'm torn between betting $5 on the river and check-calling. I think I prefer check-calling. That river changes nothing other than to create a lot of split pots. I don't think 74xx would just call the flop AND the turn, so I think you are good for a split here. No value in reraising IMO.

I don't think this is gonna be a split. 64xx, 54xx, 43xx, 42xx all beat you now, since all we have is the 5 hi straight. My thought here is he just hit his 64 draw, I doubt he slowplays 74xx in that spot. Turn is gut, river I think is a check/call or check/fold. We don't beat anything that raises this river.

We have the 6 high straight. We have 42 in our hand and 356 on the board. Only 74xx beats us which is unlikely IMO.

i agree, ithink you are good here or at least chopping it

74 wouldnt slowplay with FD out there

Flop's standard. I'd pot the turn to keep from giving a set the right odds, and get value against another low straight that we're freerolling, but I pot pretty much everything on the flop and turn unless there's a board pair. River's tricky, but I'd probably play it the same. Before betting, it looks like you're up against a set, not a draw, and I think your best play is to give him a chance to pay you off. After he raises, you've got too good of a chance of a chop to fold to a min-raise.