you don't have first in vigorish (hell, you in the BB), so i think the pfr was not necessary. take a flop and try to outplay your opponent. this is especially true since the limper has you covered, you're OOP, and you're in a REALLY good situation chip-wise.
fwiw, even if you DO have first in vigorish in a non-blind situation, you have to ask yourself if you are more likely to accumulate chips pre-flop with aggression or post-flop by outplaying your opponents after getting in cheaply. i'd usually prefer the latter in plo8 -- especially since the strong low hands are better in multiways rather than HU.
anyway, back to the hand. you caught a bare low draw with no high OOP -- yuck. why are you forcing the issue? villain likely has a low draw (often the same low) and the flop may have hit one or more of his sidecards (it did). you have no idea where you stand, you've pot committed yourself, and you're drawing to the low half and a couple of backdoors for high. yuck! yuck! yuck!
my line (keeping in mind that i'm not really a tourney player)...
- check your option pre-flop.
- check the flop.
- if villain bets, you can call or fold based on your read of villain (e.g., is he going low, too? can he fold a weak high? etc.). check-folding the flop in a small pot IS NOT BAD HERE.
of course, if you had a pair, i'd jam... but you didn't.
Statistics: Posted by Kuso — Wed Oct 18, 2006 3:43 am
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Full Tilt Poker
Pot Limit Omaha Ring game
Blinds: $800/$1600
7 players
Pre-flop: (7 players) Hero is BB with
3 folds, CO calls $1600 (pot was $2400), 2 folds, 2 folds, Hero raises to $5600, CO calls $4000 (pot was $6400).
Flop:
($12000, 2 players)Hero bets $12000, CO raises all-in $28603, Hero calls all-in $14396.
Uncalled bets: $2207 returned to CO.
Turn:
($64792, 0 player + 2 all-in - Main pot: $64792)River:
($64792, 0 player + 2 all-in - Main pot: $64792)Results:
Final pot: $64792
Hero showed 2s 8d 3d As
CO showed 7c Kc 4d Ad
Statistics: Posted by emmasdad — Tue Oct 17, 2006 5:09 pm
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