Full Tilt Poker
Pot Limit Omaha Ring game
Blinds: $0.10/$0.25
6 players
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Stack sizes:
UTG: $47.45
UTG+1: $25.60
CO: $24
Button: $10.70
Hero: $41.35
BB: $28.25

Pre-flop: (6 players) Hero is SB with J 4 8 J
2 folds, CO calls, Button calls, Hero calls, BB checks.

Flop: 9 J 5 ($1, 4 players)
Hero bets $1, BB folds, CO raises to $2.55, Button calls, Hero raises to $12.3, CO calls, Button calls all-in $7.9.

Turn: K ($36.05, 2 players + 1 all-in - Main pot: $32.35, Sidepot 1: $3.7)
Hero pushes , check - calls , check - folds(wtf) , bet - folds (WTF)

push it real good.

-salt n pepa

Fill up on the river please. Just in case.

why why why are you repotting this flop? i really don't think it folds the CO enough, which i presume is the goal. Over half the deck is some kind of scare card, and you are OOP, made this turn more difficult than need be. Plus, the button is almost pot-committed, so you might get to c/r a lot of cards on the turn, esp. if you fill, and get away or at least evaluate if the turn is a problem.

As played, I have been trying to justify to myself a check-fold to pot, but can't. Not sure if I can find a shovel here, but it probably has the highest EV of the choices.

to make the long term +EV play. CO's call is wrong here nearly all the time (assuming he knew our cards) even if there is no snow job on the turn and all the money goes in regardless of what it brings.

I repotted to give them bad odds for their draws. And being OOP definitely forced me to repot.

I maybe maybe maybe flat call flop in position.

Repotting got half of my stack in and gave bad odds to flush and straight draws. I don't think i had any other choice on flop.

I read CO to have some sort of combo draw, though I guess that I make that read after he calls the re-pot, not before. His puny blocker raise could be as little as the naked nut flush draw, and if he is bad enough to call the re-pot with little more than the naked nut flush, then you are in good shape with the shovel.

At these lower levels, most people do not hammer their multi-way draws, especially people that make those types of flop raises. That's why I'm kinda cautious here with a weak top set.