Some more hands $100 PLO Interpoker:

Hand 1:
I'm in BB with $128 and get Ks Kh 3h 8c. 5 limpers, SB completes, I check. Flop is Kc Ac 2s. I bet pot of $8 and get 3 callers. Turn is the 5h. I bet pot again of $40. I know someone could have 43 but it isn't the most likely draw - I will deal with being raised if it comes to that! I get one caller who has me covered (a decentish player who call too much on drawing hands). River is the Jd. I check (maybe I should put a blocking bet in here?) and he bets all-in for $94. What do you do?

Hand 2:
I have $92 in MP and get Kd Kc Js 2h. I call (passive table and I like to call with a big pair). Six see the flop of 6c 2s 2d. Checked to me and I bet pot of $6 and get one caller who I have position on (he had $78 to start). Turn is 8s. I always get nervous if someone flat calls on a paired board with no draws on it. I checked this turn. River was the Ks (nice!) and he bet pot of $18 into me (double nice!). What's your play?


Martin

Thanks again guys. In the first hand I folded the river. He later told me he had AA (which I belive) and played it HORRIBLY. Monk - my opponent was Karma (can I put a name on here? - if not I'll remove it straight away), maybe you remember how he plays.

The second hand I raised to $50 on the river - a crap raise! He did pay it off (I don't know what he had) but I almost instantly was annoyed at myself. He's gonna call with a full house (probably) and fold with a flush WHATEVER the bet is; I may as well have raised the pot and maximized my profit.

Tonight I've had my best night in a long time - over £100 for a couple of hours play. About time!

Thanks,

Martin

Interpoker doesn't allow you to see called hands? I have seen people pay off a raise with a flush because "the pot had gotten so big" so who knows. This is why I try to take notes on what people pay off on the river because I run into the same guys over and over. This way, its not really a trial and error raise, I can raise it to what they are willing to call.