PLO10 - AA22 nut flush draw
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PLO10 - AA22 nut flush draw
BB: 23.62
UTG: 8.74
HJ: 19.91
CO: 14.96 (Hero)
BN: 20.22
SB: 7.76
UTG: 8.74
HJ: 19.91
CO: 14.96 (Hero)
BN: 20.22
SB: 7.76
BN is a 60/16 in 44 hands, with a 0% of raise cbet (3 times).
Preflop
(0.15)
(6 Players)
Hero was dealt
2
2
A
A
UTG folds, HJ folds, Hero raises to 0.30, BN calls 0.30, SB calls 0.25, BB folds
UTG folds, HJ folds, Hero raises to 0.30, BN calls 0.30, SB calls 0.25, BB folds
I don't know how many bet preflop, 3BB or 3,5BB (pot bet). I'm betting 3BB in all positions, what do you recommend me?
Flop
(1)
8
7
9
(3 Players)
SB checks,
Hero bets 0.95,
BN raises to 3.80,
SB folds,
Hero raises to 12.35,
BN raises to 19.92, and is all in,
Hero calls 2.31, and is all in
Turn
(40.33)
8
7
9
3
(2 Players)
River
(40.33)
8
7
9
3
Q
(2 Players)
Final Pot
Hero has
2
2
A
A
BN has
T
J
3
2
BN
wins 28.82
Thanks for the comments.
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As for the hand, I would probably cbet a bit smaller because it's a straight board and you do hold the nut flush draw yourself and have very good equity against villain's calling range. Once you get raised on this type of board in PLO10 it is done by JTxx majority of the time, unless it is some real crazy monkey. Most villains will only call 2pairs, sets and even non-nut straights, so your choice is really between call or fold. You are somewhat deep, so there is some merit to calling the flop, but you will have to fold to a pot sized bet on turn unimproved tho, and given the raise on the flop turn bet is very likely coming on blank turns. By the same token, you should probably bet yourself, if the flush completes. It's kinda obvious what you have, but that's the best chance to get paid.
I'm playing in PokerStars.es (only for Spain) and here the level of PLO is very bad, especially in microstakes. However, reviewing the hand I think the same as you (two pairs or similar only pay). If I pay I have to pay 3€ in a 6€ pot aproximatelly, and I have only 9 outs (11 if I count the Aces in case he has set), a 20% aproximatelly. So If I bet flop, the best will be bet/fold no? This is supposing that if the turn is a club he will fold...
Check-calling keeps the pot small, and you can just fold (unfortunately) on brick turns. You had around 39% you say, but that's likely because you're facing a hand with 0 clubs and 0 redraws. Your equity can easily be worse.
I have 39% versus JTxx. In this case, I have 43.3% (with 0 clubs or redraws). What you mean with "bricks"? I don't understand that term.
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