Game #3315168494: Omaha H/L PL ($1/$2) - 2006/09/02 - 19:24:49 (ET)
Table "amesjones" Seat 9 is the button.
Seat 3: TurtlSoup ($197.75 in chips)
Seat 5: Nerabus ($11.71 in chips)
Seat 6: thanks ($288.93 in chips)
Seat 7: m_bozeman ($265.23 in chips)
Seat 8: Natanel ($483.07 in chips)
Seat 9: filter12 ($142.07 in chips)
Seat 10: Aussie007 ($211 in chips)
Aussie007: posts small blind $1
TurtlSoup: posts big blind $2

----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to TurtlSoup
Nerabus: calls $2
thanks: folds
m_bozeman: folds
Natanel: calls $2
filter12: calls $2
Aussie007: calls $1
TurtlSoup: checks

----- FLOP -----
Aussie007: checks
TurtlSoup: checks
Nerabus: bets $9.71 and is all-in
Natanel: folds
filter12: folds
Aussie007: folds
TurtlSoup: ????

At first I cliked the fold button without thinking, then it folded around to me and I had second thoughts and unchecked the box. I am getting better then 2:1, if he has the low it is unlikey he has a lot of free roll outs, and he is a shorty.

What would you guys do?

sure... why not?

Call.

*shrug*

I take it no one else found this interesting.

I've always subscribed to the theory that in omaha (or any big bet game, but especially one with as many marginal decisions as omaha) the decisions that are only at worst going to be a small profit or a small error EV-wise aren't worth losing sleep over. Here this decision is (depending on his range for pushing) not likely to net or lose you more than 1 or maybe 2 BBs either way, so it's pretty unimportant IMO.