do you push here?

Submitted by : Currency

Full Tilt Poker Game #18835467730: Table Cool Ridge (6 max, ante, deep) - $0.05/$0.10 Ante $0.02 - Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 1:00:55 ET - 2010/02/28
Seat 1: Sannibal ($11.82)
Seat 2: alex214 ($9.33)
Seat 3: dj9033 ($15)
Seat 4: PAISA_BABA ($31.28)
Seat 5: Keira Knightley ($37.74)
Seat 6: Hero ($25.02)
alex214 antes $0.02
Sannibal antes $0.02
PAISA_BABA antes $0.02
Keira Knightley antes $0.02
dj9033 antes $0.02
Hero antes $0.02
Hero posts the small blind of $0.05
Sannibal posts the big blind of $0.10
The button is in seat #5

Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to Hero
alex214 calls $0.10
dj9033 raises to $0.57
PAISA_BABA calls $0.57
Keira Knightley calls $0.57
Hero raises to $3.17
Sannibal folds
Sannibal is sitting out
alex214 folds
dj9033 raises to $10.97
PAISA_BABA folds
Keira Knightley has 15 seconds left to act
Keira Knightley folds
Hero raises to $18.77
dj9033 calls $4.01, and is all in
Hero shows
dj9033 shows
Uncalled bet of $3.79 returned to Hero

Flop(Odds) (Pot : $31.30)

   

Turn(Odds) (Pot : $31.30)

   

River (Pot : $31.30)

   
Hero shows two pair, Kings and Sixes
dj9033 shows two pair, Aces and Sixes
dj9033 wins the pot ($29.42) with two pair, Aces and Sixes

Summary
Total pot $31.42 | Rake $2
Board:
Seat 1: Sannibal (big blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 2: alex214 folded before the Flop
Seat 3: dj9033 showed and won ($29.42) with two pair, Aces and Sixes
Seat 4: PAISA_BABA folded before the Flop
Seat 5: Keira Knightley (button) folded before the Flop
Seat 6: Hero (small blind) showed and lost with two pair, Kings and Sixes

noup, just call the 3bet and stack off when u got AA beat

I flat pre.

lol, guess you cant beat the best hand in omaha
also flat pre

this is really bad. they almost always have aces here or sometimes kings.

wow he had a good hand lol. I would prolly just call pre but easy for me to say after I see the outcome of the hand.

On February 28 2010 01:44 killaherni wrote: noup, just call the 3bet and stack off when u got AA beat

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I think 3betting is fine but I'd fold to the 4bet simply because the guy always has AAXX here and the A in your hand hurts too much equity-wise. If you had KQJTds or any other rundown hand or something you can get it in.

I don't see a reason to flatcall the 4bet when there's only 4$ behind. It's not like you can fold on pretty much any flop.

On August 01 2010 17:03 Twisted wrote: I think 3betting is fine but I'd fold to the 4bet simply because the guy always has AAXX here and the A in your hand hurts too much equity-wise. If you had KQJTds or any other rundown hand or something you can get it in. I don't see a reason to flatcall the 4bet when there's only 4$ behind. It's not like you can fold on pretty much any flop.

this. you've got so little invested and have to flat about 45% of you're stack with a non double suited rundown? maybe if the 4bet was a lot smaller or if you had something more "perfect" lke jt98 double suited with 2 guys already committed to the hand (prob with two aaxx hands)

On August 01 2010 17:03 Twisted wrote: I think 3betting is fine but I'd fold to the 4bet simply because the guy always has AAXX here and the A in your hand hurts too much equity-wise. If you had KQJTds or any other rundown hand or something you can get it in. I don't see a reason to flatcall the 4bet when there's only 4$ behind. It's not like you can fold on pretty much any flop.

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On August 02 2010 19:35 whamm! wrote: Show nested quote + On August 01 2010 17:03 Twisted wrote: I think 3betting is fine but I'd fold to the 4bet simply because the guy always has AAXX here and the A in your hand hurts too much equity-wise. If you had KQJTds or any other rundown hand or something you can get it in. I don't see a reason to flatcall the 4bet when there's only 4$ behind. It's not like you can fold on pretty much any flop. this. you've got so little invested and have to flat about 45% of you're stack with a non double suited rundown? maybe if the 4bet was a lot smaller or if you had something more "perfect" lke jt98 double suited with 2 guys already committed to the hand (prob with two aaxx hands)

Just nitpicking, but what you have 'invested' in the pot is not relevant at all to your decision (and in all decisions btw). The money in the pot is not yours so all that matters is making the right decision in that single situation with that potsize and his range.

Hand Equity Wins Ties
AcKcQcTh 29.28% 172,904 5,564
AA** 70.72% 421,532 5,564

We need 42% to get it in
We only have 29%

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