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I'd also have instafolded A55h preflop, as there isn't a single board besides 234, 55x and AAA that you should fall in love with, but that's me.
Statistics: Posted by JDLush — Thu Aug 16, 2007 10:03 am
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2) there are several ways to play this flop from the sb. one is just to be super-passive and check-call down hoping to get one or more check-behinds and maybe induce a bluff. this line starts to suck on the turn when you're letting a lot of hands draw. another line is to bet out the flop -- this is good if people will fold anything but sets and wraps. the last line to consider is a variation on the passive line -- check with the intention of calling one bet and then reevaluating on the turn or just check-folding the flop. in a really loose game you're not losing much by folding here.
3) i really like what tom said -- you are probably a moderate favorite or a big dog on the turn, and i'm not sure this is a good time to pick a fight. if this is where i think it is, you don't need to push marginal hands without reads.
Statistics: Posted by Kuso — Sun Aug 12, 2007 9:31 pm
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That type of action is tough to figure out. You do have a couple of blockers with the
![[Ad]](https://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/Ad.gif "The Ace of Diamonds")
and ![[9d]](https://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/9d.gif "The Nine of Diamonds")
, but CAHEKK's action is screaming like a strong made high hand such as a set or possibly top two-pair. nutsbabys is obviously going low possibly with an accompanying flush/straight draw. Since you have no low possibilities, the question is how often is your set of 5's good for the high? If you think your set is good, you need to shove to make the competing draws pay. Otherwise you need to bail. Calling is horrible. I'd probably scratch my head and fold. The downside of running into a bigger set is devastating. You'll be a healthy favorite if your set of 5's is currently best, but giving your opponents at least a couple of draws (low, flush/straight) you won't be crushing. I think the weighted average downside of running into a bigger set outweighs the times you get it all-in as a moderate favorite.FWIW, I'd fold this hand pre-flop even out of the SB. But I if you want to complete, I won't give you too much crap for it.
Statistics: Posted by TomG — Sun Aug 12, 2007 5:55 pm
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***** Hand History for Game 6232505135 *****
$200 USD PL Omaha Hi-Lo - Sunday, August 12, 17:36:40 ET 2007
Table Table 125381 (No DP) (Real Money)
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: nutsbabys ( $247.35 USD )
Seat 2: Viviena ( $41 USD )
Seat 4: SonnyRamone ( $87.60 USD )
Seat 5: pembo222 ( $487.54 USD )
Seat 6: threeputter ( $204.20 USD )
Seat 7: fairway3 ( $190.71 USD )
Seat 8: am7foo ( $194.55 USD )
Seat 9: CAHEKK ( $353.26 USD )
Seat 10: SUX2BUPAL ( $531.37 USD )
Seat 3: MONK ( $198 USD )
MONK posts small blind [$1 USD].
SonnyRamone posts big blind [$2 USD].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to MONK [ 5s 9d Ad 5h ]
pembo222 folds
threeputter folds
fairway3 folds
am7foo folds
CAHEKK calls [$2 USD]
SUX2BUPAL folds
nutsbabys calls [$2 USD]
>You have options at Table 126512 (No DP) Table!.
Viviena folds
>You have options at Table 126512 (No DP) Table!.
MONK calls [$1 USD]
SonnyRamone checks
** Dealing Flop ** [ 9h, Ac, Jh ]
MONK checks
SonnyRamone checks
CAHEKK checks
nutsbabys checks
** Dealing Turn ** [ 5d ]
>You have options at Table 126512 (No DP) Table!.
MONK bets [$7.60 USD]
SonnyRamone folds
>You have options at Table 126512 (No DP) Table!.
CAHEKK raises [$30.40 USD]
nutsbabys calls [$30.40 USD]
MONK raises [$121.59 USD]
CAHEKK is all-In [$320.86 USD]
nutsbabys is all-In [$214.95 USD]
MONK is all-In [$66.81 USD]
Statistics: Posted by Felonius_Monk — Sun Aug 12, 2007 3:44 pm
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