PLO10, PLO newb's straight faces scary turn
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PLO10, PLO newb's straight faces scary turn
Blinds: $0.05/$0.10 (7 Players)
CO: $9.42
BN: $5.10
SB: $7.74
BB: $7.99
UTG: $7.60
UTG+1: $13.15 (Hero)
MP: $10.00
BN: $5.10
SB: $7.74
BB: $7.99
UTG: $7.60
UTG+1: $13.15 (Hero)
MP: $10.00
Preflop
($0.15)
Hero is UTG+1 with
9
7
T
J
, , , , , ,
Flop
($1.75)
8
9
Q
, , , ,
Felt like just calling because of fish behind.
Turn
($6.79)
8
9
Q
Q
, ,
Thoughts:
- I am underrepped I guess
- This is one of my better straights as I have 9 blocker
- Q9/Q8/89 seems fairly unlikely as V potted flop in a very multiway flop
- I am underrepped I guess
- This is one of my better straights as I have 9 blocker
- Q9/Q8/89 seems fairly unlikely as V potted flop in a very multiway flop
Thoughts?
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I'm not sure I play this hand pre-flop from UTG+1, maybe CO. Calling flop is fine, I think, but with more players, a non-diamond turn is likely to give someone a flush draw. On the turn, what do you think he does this with that we can beat? Perhaps the nut flush draw, or maybe the same hand with a flush redraw, both of which have decent equity against you. I think you are behind too often here for it to profitable to call.
Of course I could be wrong.
You don't think we can bluffcatch with our straights with strong blockers? I feel like, but could be wrong, that if we fold all straights we significantly overfold.
I understand why you chose to call the flop, but I'd just raise it. I've seen players at these stakes call it off with any set/2 pair + some BDs in this position.
Sure SB might be spewing on the turn, but when the Q pairs there's a chance you're getting it in bad here.
Do we fold all our straights though?
As played, I'd personally call it off here but wouldn't be surprised running to either a FH or a similar hand with a FD. I think it's too tight to be folding your straight at these stakes.
Thats what i figured. The blocker is the deciding factor right?
If we were deeper, calling may be best, but here we can raise to around $6:80, practically getting it in on the flop with nuts. I sometimes wait for a safe card in Omaha and often end up waiting for it the whole day.
There's also a fancy play here; min-raising. The villains after you will than have to assume the opener will re-shove, so they need to decide at once about their whole stack.
I think a straight is too weak, even if its the nuts right now, for this play. If I had this much time to think about the hand in a game, I would re-shove.
As played,I'd make a crying call on the turn with this low SPR. Villains line scream JT at least. Depending on how he plays ofc, but generally we very rarely win here imho.
I don't mind your flop play but raising is my default and I am folding the turn.
As played on the turn, don't you think that with an SPR of less than 1 we beat enough hands in his range to merit a call?
So you are hoping he doubled barreled into two players with air or ... ?
Yes he can have same straight but at those stakes you never know he can easily also have a set or some kind of rundown with QJ109 or QJ108.
Whats interesting to me that nobody hasnt mention CO. When SB goes all-in OTT we have difficult decision to make but we also need to worry about CO behind us. CO can easily have a set here! SB can easily have us beat here and CO behind us makes it even scarier. So its a easy FOLD!!!
Just get it in on the flop! You get probably called anyway, there are many combos that can call you.
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