4 Table High Stakes PLO Session (part 2)
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Haha usually probirs is not thirsty during plo sessions
can you run the hand with the ak64 assuming omaha4rollz only has qq/aq and dr_pumpe has aa** or two pair with flsh draw?
26:20 top right KKT3ss hand on AJ9ss.
I can find a bluff. AKKx rainbow hand with Ks (and x <9?).
I think we can bluff with this hand and get enough folds on the flop. If not we have a lot of bluffing outs:) It's true that if we get called on the flop we rarely win with value, so we have to bluff a lot I guess. But if we lack bluffs on turn, thats what we need.
But do we really bet it on the flop when checked to? I feel like it's an easy checkback on the flop and we can improve with a Q and K or bluff on offsuit T, especially so when villains checking range is so strong that it includes AJxx. I also found that people are willing to fight your flush reps much more when there's the As on the board already.
well if our goal is to have some bluffs on the turn like said in video, we need to do it with some hands. AKKx was my example since we block A and therefore block their continuing range. Also if we have nut blocker, we also block opponents continuing range.
So in order to have some bluffs on the turn, like in situation in video, we need to put some of these later-street-possible bluffs in flop betting range.
And best ones are also the ones, which mostly block opponent continuing range. In other words, have most fold equity when bet on the flop.
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