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Handnr: 1047211
Submitted by : Bejamin1
PokerStars Hand #126934180823: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.25/$0.50 USD) - 2014/12/15 20:28:47 ET
Table Idaios II 6-max Seat #6 is the button
Seat 1: mikesss777 ($54.12 in chips)
Seat 2: Bejamin1 ($50 in chips)
Seat 3: And Mena ($82.96 in chips)
Seat 4: Leastz ($50.75 in chips)
Seat 5: Twisted22 ($53.25 in chips)
Seat 6: TsiTool ($155.94 in chips)
mikesss777: posts small blind $0.25
Bejamin1: posts big blind $0.50
Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to Bejamin1    
And Mena: folds
Leastz: folds
Twisted22: folds
TsiTool: raises $1 to $1.50
mikesss777: folds
Bejamin1: calls $1
Flop(Odds) (Pot : $3.25)
  
Bejamin1: bets $2.06
TsiTool: calls $2.06
Turn(Odds) (Pot : $7.37)
Bejamin1: bets $5
TsiTool: calls $5
River (Pot : $17.37)
Bejamin1: bets $11.05
TsiTool: calls $11.05
Showdown
Bejamin1: shows (two pair, Aces and Nines)
TsiTool: shows     (three of a kind, Queens)
TsiTool collected $37.69 from pot
Summary
Total pot $39.47 | Rake $1.78
Board
Seat 1: mikesss777 (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 2: Bejamin1 (big blind) showed and lost with two pair, Aces and Nines
Seat 3: And Mena folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 4: Leastz folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 5: Twisted22 folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 6: TsiTool (button) showed and won ($37.69) with three of a kind, Queens
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Bejamin1 Canada. Dec 15 2014 22:56. Posts 7042 | | |
Simple BB defense gone horribly wrong. I know now that I really do need to defend from BB more often, but the result of that is that I'm going to play shitty spots like this quite often. So as the horrible newb I am needs to navigate these better. What are other PLO regs thoughts?
It's obviously a largely dry board. I feel like the flop bet is fine, turn bet seems alright although maybe there is an argument for C/Cing vs this villain (he's 25/17/8 CB72). In fact, given his C-bet stats maybe it's better to C/C the whole way and then it's a lot easier to fold to his river 3-barrel on this dry a board assuming he has little air in his range at that point - turn folds even become possible I suppose although I'm not sure that would be good.
So knowing what we know about his C-Bet % is it better to take a C/C line or even C/R flop and we can fold-off when he RR"s flop + steal lots of C-bets without having to make harder choices on turn/riv about calling down?
Thoughts? |
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| Sorry dude he Jason Bourned me. -Johnny Drama | |
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Ryan Neilly United States. Dec 15 2014 22:57. Posts 1631 | | |
riv bet looks bad to me bud |
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Bejamin1 Canada. Dec 15 2014 23:04. Posts 7042 | | |
| | On December 15 2014 21:57 Ryan Neilly wrote:
riv bet looks bad to me bud |
Yeah I thought the same as soon as I made it, especially considering the number of inside straight draws that are going "yippe" when I do that. Plus what do we expect a call from etc. |
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TianYuan  Korea (South). Dec 16 2014 08:37. Posts 6817 | | |
I don't like donking hands like this on a board where he's gonna bet a lot and where we are somewhat resistant to turn cards.
In general I think you lead in a ton of spots where it just hurts your checking range a ton. |
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Twisted Netherlands. Dec 16 2014 09:05. Posts 10422 | | | |
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Jamie217 Canada. Dec 17 2014 00:24. Posts 4351 | | |
| | On December 16 2014 07:37 TianYuan wrote:
I don't like donking hands like this on a board where he's gonna bet a lot and where we are somewhat resistant to turn cards.
In general I think you lead in a ton of spots where it just hurts your checking range a ton. |
Completely agree |
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