AA flop and turn decisions OOP
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AA flop and turn decisions OOP
IPoker, $0.10/$0.20 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 4 Players
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Hero (BB): $39.04 (195.2 bb)
CO: $20.63 (103.2 bb)
BTN: $8.76 (43.8 bb)
SB: $15.25 (76.3 bb)
Preflop: Hero is BB with 6h Ad As Jh
CO raises to $0.70, BTN calls $0.70, SB calls $0.60, Hero calls $0.50
Flop: ($2.80) 2s Ac Tc (4 players)
SB checks, Hero checks, CO bets $2.10, 2 folds, Hero calls $2.10
Turn: ($7) Qc (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $5.25, Hero ?
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In a read-less vacuum I think leading is preferable in a 4-way pot. You can't expect them to bet really light, and you don't want to give a free card to 3 opponents. You sort of give your hand away, but you can't always be deceptive, and this is not a major concern in a multiway pot. You will get action anyway, and you avoid that dreaded free card.
On the other hand, if you're up against an aggressive c-bettor or stabbers that won't allow a flop to get checked through, there's more reason to c/r. Some players stab way too much in position, even multiway, and you should use it against them when you can.
Now that you called, you need to make a small read. Specifically, does the pre flop raiser habitually continuation bet? If yes, x/r. Do the other players habitually bet bottom 2pair, or the nut flush draw, or wraps, etc when checked to? The more aggressive the table, the more often you should x/r, and I'd strongly lean towards x/r here since you'll get the lion's share of your stack in on the flop which is ideal for your hand (since you crush the flop but will often have 35% equity on turns they continue on). So, unless you have a read the table is especially passive, lead out for between 2/3 pot and pot, and barring that read go for the x/r.
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