$100 PL Omaha Hi-Lo (10 handed)

SB ($97)
BB ($111.16)
UTG ($93)
UTG+1 ($154.09)
MP1 ($169.23)
MP2 ($204.88)
LP1 ($52.30)
LP2 ($50.05)
CO ($93)
OTB ($98.50)

Preflop: Hero is in OTB with
UTG calls [$1], (2 folds), MP2 calls [$1], (1 fold), LP2 calls [$1], CO calls [$1], Hero raises [$7.50], (1 fold), BB calls [$6.50], (1 fold), MP2 calls [$6.50], (2 folds)

Flop: ($24.7) (3 players)
BB checks, MP2 checks, Hero bets [$20], BB calls [$20], MP2 folds

Turn: ($63) (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets [$63], BB calls [$63]

River: ($189) (2 players)
BB checks, Hero checks

Results in white below:
BB shows [ 3c, 5d, Ac, Kd ] a straight, two to six.
BB shows 6,4,3,2,A for low.
Hero shows [ 3d, As, 7d, 2s ] a pair of twos.
Hero shows 6,4,3,2,A for low.
BB wins $94.50 from the main pot with a straight, two to six.
BB wins Lo ($47.25) from the main pot with 6,4,3,2,A.
Hero wins Lo ($47.25) from the main pot with 6,4,3,2,A.


BB has only been here for 6 hands so I don't have a great read. However, he has played 2 of those hands and never went so SD.

considering you both have 100 bb stacks and are effectively all-in by the river, the decisions for this hand all occur pre-river. it's interesting to note that your pot raise pre-flop shifted the weight of the decisions towards the beginning of the hand instead of the end. anyways, given that you pot raised it pre-flop i think the rest is standard.

It is agressive, but IMO this line is fine. It's obvious that you're not getting him off the river so the check behind is good (if you had bet, THEN I would say too aggressive lol). You don't have much of a high and this guy's likelihood of having a good lo is pretty good so I see that the quartering is inevitable once he calls the turn bet, however I think that it is a necessary bet for gaining that information.