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Handnr: 1027418
Submitted by : jantje123

PokerStars Zoom Hand #110338194941: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10) - 2014/01/18 10:19:53 ET
Table Eulalia 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: diablo4824 ($5 in chips)
Seat 2: Miloutje44 ($34.14 in chips)
Seat 3: feri6327 ($10.51 in chips)
Seat 4: swimmer1975 ($19.20 in chips)
Seat 5: Shagen1955 ($78.71 in chips)
Seat 6: SABR11 ($13.14 in chips)
Miloutje44: posts small blind $0.05
feri6327: posts big blind $0.10

Holecards
Dealt to Miloutje44 8cTs6cJs
swimmer1975: raises $0.25 to $0.35
Shagen1955: calls $0.35
SABR11: folds
diablo4824: folds
Miloutje44: raises $1.05 to $1.40
feri6327: folds
swimmer1975: calls $1.05
Shagen1955: calls $1.05

Flop (Pot : $4.30)

   3h5d3c
Miloutje44: bets $3.40
swimmer1975: folds
Shagen1955: calls $3.40

Turn (Pot : $11.10)

   3h5d3c7c
Miloutje44: bets $6.80
Shagen1955: calls $6.80

River (Pot : $24.70)

   3h5d3c7c9s
Miloutje44: checks
Shagen1955: bets $23.65

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jantje123   Netherlands. Jan 18 2014 10:27. Posts 3787

comments on all streets? i think i couldnt have misplayed it more

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KeyleK_uk   United Kingdom. Jan 18 2014 12:22. Posts 1687

Ok I'll get the ball rolling

I don't 3 bet this preflop, this is a really nice hand to take heads up, especially with position however it fairs worse multiway, especially out of position. After you 3 bet this, probably the best thing you can hope for is for utg to 4 bet (with aces) and get the pots heads up with a nice hand for it. This in reality, while being an okay situation is not ideal out of position and also not the most likely outcome. The most likely outcome is you'll get two callers and not flop the nuts or a draw anything close to it (as above)

Now, apart from flopping the nuts this is a pretty good flop for you in the sense that its unlikely to have improved either of your opponents and your represented hand should still be the strongest at this point...

Therefore you don't need to bet 3.40 into 4.30 on the flop, you're not really expecting KK-QQ to fold to 1 bet on the flop anyway so I think in honesty you can just bet 1.5-2.4 on the flop (ie a bet you might actually make for value and protection with AAxx) and just see random overs snapfold. (You're actually getting a good price on your bluff now)
Turn is interesting, I don't really think you should be betting after getting called for such a large bet on the flop, this being 10plo and the only draw getting there (so either house/draw isn't folding now). You shouldn't in general be looking to just barrell opponents off a completely uncapped range deep in a hand like this.

I don't really think we can call this river

In reality we should have peeled or folded this hand pre and then just c/f flop (or watch the hand if we've folded already)

Hope this helps

Also if you try to post just 2-4 hands or more interesting hands then you're likely to get much better responses (at least from me), if you post tons of hands at once people are unlikely to look through them all for anything interesting. If you wish to save your hands you can set them so they don't come up in the 'list' on the right. So in general if you want advice just post the hands that you would like checked over.

KeyleK

poker is soooo much easier when you flop setsLast edit: 18/01/2014 12:44

lebowski   Greece. Jan 18 2014 14:42. Posts 9205


I don't even play PLO but thx for bothering, this is def interesting :D

new shit has come to light... a-and... shit! man... 

jantje123   Netherlands. Jan 19 2014 04:26. Posts 3787


  On January 18 2014 11:22 KeyleK_uk wrote:
Ok I'll get the ball rolling

I don't 3 bet this preflop, this is a really nice hand to take heads up, especially with position however it fairs worse multiway, especially out of position. After you 3 bet this, probably the best thing you can hope for is for utg to 4 bet (with aces) and get the pots heads up with a nice hand for it. This in reality, while being an okay situation is not ideal out of position and also not the most likely outcome. The most likely outcome is you'll get two callers and not flop the nuts or a draw anything close to it (as above)

Now, apart from flopping the nuts this is a pretty good flop for you in the sense that its unlikely to have improved either of your opponents and your represented hand should still be the strongest at this point...

Therefore you don't need to bet 3.40 into 4.30 on the flop, you're not really expecting KK-QQ to fold to 1 bet on the flop anyway so I think in honesty you can just bet 1.5-2.4 on the flop (ie a bet you might actually make for value and protection with AAxx) and just see random overs snapfold. (You're actually getting a good price on your bluff now)
Turn is interesting, I don't really think you should be betting after getting called for such a large bet on the flop, this being 10plo and the only draw getting there (so either house/draw isn't folding now). You shouldn't in general be looking to just barrell opponents off a completely uncapped range deep in a hand like this.

I don't really think we can call this river

In reality we should have peeled or folded this hand pre and then just c/f flop (or watch the hand if we've folded already)

Hope this helps

Also if you try to post just 2-4 hands or more interesting hands then you're likely to get much better responses (at least from me), if you post tons of hands at once people are unlikely to look through them all for anything interesting. If you wish to save your hands you can set them so they don't come up in the 'list' on the right. So in general if you want advice just post the hands that you would like checked over.

KeyleK




These kind of posts make me realise i have a lot to learn. Really insightfull. Tnx again.


 

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