Three bet pot with a connected double suited hand where I may have seen too many cards.
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Three bet pot with a connected double suited hand where I may have seen too many cards.
BN: $107.71
SB: $106.44
BB: $108.92
UTG: $36
HJ: $194.54
CO: $230.84
SB: $106.44
BB: $108.92
UTG: $36
HJ: $194.54
CO: $230.84
Preflop
($1.50)
(6 Players)
Hero was dealt
T
9
8
6
UTG folds, HJ folds, CO raises $2.00 to $3.00, BN folds, SB raises $7.00 to $10.00, Hero calls $9.00, CO calls $7.00
UTG folds, HJ folds, CO raises $2.00 to $3.00, BN folds, SB raises $7.00 to $10.00, Hero calls $9.00, CO calls $7.00
Flop
($26.50)
5
9
5
(3 Players)
SB bets $16.00,
Hero calls $16.00,
CO folds
Turn
($58.50)
5
9
5
2
(2 Players)
SB checks,
Hero checks
River
($58.50)
5
9
5
2
9
(2 Players)
SB checks,
Hero bets $35.00
I am curious about preflop or flop, I have no idea what is the best play in either of those spots. I wish I had better reads, but I am new to PLO so don't have that much history with anyone and also don't necessarily know what to glean from the limited information I have.
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i dont think betting turn is repping SUPER thin, as long as you follow it up with river shove. but mostly im just folding flop
Preflop the call is okay, as is a 4bet. It depends on stats. Folding isn't out of the question, though it would be if your hand was 2 pips higher (QJT8).
If SB has a wide 3b range and/or a large fold to 4b stat, rip it. You don't mind this pot HU anyways, as flops get very tricky when you flop medium made hand + medium draw and you're faced with a cbet w/ the CO behind you.
On the flop, I'd usually fold. If I don't fold, it's because I'm going to rep a slowplay of some kind, pretty much, as well as any of the straight cards that don't actually give you a straight.
I'd bet the turn, and pretty big. He can fold AA/KK , you protect against AKJT type hands, and you save yourself from being bluffed. If you're called by AA, you have 6 outs + bluff cards/equity on river.
6c8c9sts 34.17%
5% 32.90%
5% 32.93%
8stsjcqc 31.72%
5% 34.18%
5% 34.09%
If CO opens 30% and sb 3b 5%
6s8s9ctc 32.52%
30% 26.36%
5% 41.12%
8stsjcqc 31.52%
30% 26.24%
5% 42.24%
However this is just top 5% of absoloute hands. In reality, people don't 3b these hands and balance with run downs/some lower cards, so against a well balanced 3bing range, the value 8tjqds has vs lower rundowns, and since 689t can be dominated by 89tj type hands, I would typically prefer 8tjqds in this spot, unless like I say the SB has a somewhat tight/unbalanced 3bing range, which is high card heavy, couple with a somewhat tight CO opener I think 689t plays better.
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