$100 PL Omaha Hi-Lo (10 handed)

SB ($168.46)
BB ($56.50)
UTG ($136.86)
UTG+1 ($117.25)
MP1 ($96)
MP2 ($96)
LP1 ($70.85)
LP2 ($99.80)
CO ($26.35)
OTB ($176.26)

Preflop: Hero is in UTG+1 with
(1 fold), Hero calls [$1], (2 folds), LP1 calls [$1], (1 fold), CO calls [$1], OTB calls [$1], (1 fold), (1 fold)

Flop: ($5.25) (5 players)
BB checks, Hero bets [$5.25], LP1 calls [$5.25], CO calls [$5.25], OTB calls [$5.25], BB folds

Turn: ($25.2) (4 players)
Hero checks, LP1 checks, CO checks, OTB checks

River: ($25.2) (4 players)
Hero checks, LP1 checks, CO is all-In [$20.10], OTB folds, Hero folds, LP1 folds

Results in white below:
CO does not show cards.
CO wins $45.30


Pre-flop there were 3 people at the table with PRF > 20 so I was looking to limp raise. I like the flop but didn't like getting called by 3 people. I became a little lost on the turn, and on the river I though there were too many hands that a short stack would push with that beat me.

There has got to be a way to play this that makes me feel less blah.

against aggressive opponents OOP, i like the idea of a limp-reraise pf -- i don't really care if i announce half my hand against loose players. one catch is that they won't know the other two cards, and that might allow me to get paid off in style.

flop lead is fine.

i'd bet the turn. this is one of those rare cases that a bare ace bluff is actually not stupid. the action very much looks like A2xx suited, so you might get some better hands to fold. it's unlikely that anyone is going to raise you, and you have outs on the river even if you get called.

as played, on the river you pretty much have to give this up. you've shown weakness, so you'll get plenty of weak hands that beat you to call a river bet. for the same reason, you can't really call a bet, either.

I'd raise preflop, but after that I don't see anything wrong with your play. I like the flop bet, but if you had raised preflop, it wouldn't have had the problem with having 3 callers. Either one of them would have dropped preflop or the bet would have been too big on the flop for 1 or 2 of them to call. As played, I like, but I don't try to do too many fancy moves like the limp reraise.