No read on the player. The all in guy is a moron though.

***** Hand History for Game 2828021241 *****
0/0 Omaha Game Table (PL) - Wed Oct 05 02:19:05 EDT 2005
Table Table 36722 (Real Money) -- Seat 3 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: PrincessNUTS ( $24.15)
Seat 2: kblackshadow ( $92.15)
Seat 3: briachek4 ( $28.65)
Seat 4: gammmon ( $27.50)
Seat 5: DrGreen ( $4.40)
Seat 6: dymek5 ( $15.65)
Seat 7: omamaha ( $0.75)
Seat 8: Kimmie17 ( $25.55)
Seat 9: in_training7 ( $34.05)
Seat 10: MVPSPORTS2 ( $24.50)
gammmon posts small blind (0.10)
DrGreen posts big blind (0.25)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to briachek4 [ Jc, Jd, 7h, 4s ]
dymek5 calls (0.25)
omamaha raises (0.75) to 0.75
omamaha is all-In.
Kimmie17 calls (0.75)
in_training7 folds.
MVPSPORTS2 folds.
PrincessNUTS calls (0.75)
kblackshadow calls (0.75)
briachek4 calls (0.75)
gammmon folds.
DrGreen folds.
dymek5 calls (0.50)
Creating Main Pot with $4.65 with omamaha
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 6d, Kd, Jh ]
dymek5 checks.
Kimmie17 checks.
PrincessNUTS checks.
kblackshadow bets (4.65)
briachek4 raises (12) to 12
dymek5 folds.
Kimmie17 folds.
PrincessNUTS folds.
kblackshadow calls (7.35)
** Dealing Turn ** : [ 9d ]
kblackshadow bets (27.45)
briachek4 folds.
** Dealing River ** : [ Qs ]
** Summary **
Main Pot: $4.65 | Side Pot 1: $50.25 | Rake: $1.40
Board: [ 6d Kd Jh 9d Qs ]
kblackshadow balance $102.20, bet $40.20, collected $50.25, net +$10.05 [ Kh 4h Qd 6s ] [ two pairs, kings and queens -- Kh,Kd,Qd,Qs,Jh ]
omamaha balance $4.65, bet $0.75, collected $4.65, net +$3.90 [ As 9c Td 5d ] [ a flush, king high -- Kd,Td,9d,6d,5d ]


I have about $15 left when he pushes. Can I possibly call that?

great scarecard bluff on his part. did you have any notes on this guy (i hope you do now)?

is there a reason you didn't bet a full pot on the flop?

anyway, yes, i think this is tough to call unless you have a read that suggests he would make a play like this.

oh, i have notes on him now. To be honest, i think I was a little scared of KK and how coordinated the flop was. I was hoping to find out somewhat cheap how big his hand was.

If he has the flush you nearly have odds to call, but not quite. Therefore, the decision is based on the likelihood he's bluffing a scare card and the probability he has KK. Given the way he played it, I think KK seems very unlikely (surely he'd not smooth call the flop then push on a horrible turn). So you really need there to be some chance he's bluffing a scare card and, say, has a busted straight draw. If you think this is a possibility it swings the odds marginally in your favour and allows a call. At 25PLO, given the average opponent, i'm not really sure how likely a naked bluff is here, so it's hard to say.

Without doing any sort of calculation, I reckon you need to have about a 15-20% likelihood that he's pushing on a bluff/semi-bluff and a minimal chance of him holding KK. I think against many opponents that is certainly a possibility, but either way it's a thin, thin value decision.