PLO 100 - Two two-pairs

[Stoneburg]

********* #1 *********

Mellis$ in seat 1 with 377.85
GAIS8 in seat 2 with 53.85
betty157 in seat 3 with 173.05
pedro2 in seat 4 with 18.50
panton in seat 5 with 193.00
filippa in seat 6 with 62.17
Billyboy in seat 7 with 89.00
Hero in seat 8 with 116.35
plums in seat 9 with 143.95
LeanderIII in seat 10 with 306.55

Hero: , , ,

GAIS8: Calls 1.00
panton: Calls 1.00
filippa: Calls 1.00
Billyboy: Calls 1.00
Hero: Calls 1.00
plums: Calls 1.00
LeanderIII: Calls 1.00
Mellis$: Checks

Pretty mjeh hand but nobody ever raises here so in decent position I think it is worth a flop.

Flop (Board: , , ):

LeanderIII: Checks
Mellis$: Checks
GAIS8: Checks
panton: Checks
filippa: Checks
Billyboy: Checks
Hero: Checks
plums: Checks

With top two I am not comfortable leading into a field, I prefer to check and get some more information.

Turn (Board: , , , ):

LeanderIII: Bets 4.00
Mellis$: Calls 4.00
GAIS8: Folds
panton: Folds
filippa: Calls 4.00
Billyboy: Folds
Hero: Raises 28.00
plums: Folds
LeanderIII: Calls 28.00
Mellis$: Folds
filippa: Folds

My read on the guy betting is that he would bet a draw here, since nobody raises I am now fairly sure my hand is good unless the bettor managed to hit a low set.

River (Board: , , , , ):

LeanderIII: Checks
Hero: Checks

I won't get paid if he had a draw, and if he had an overpair he just sucked out so I check behind.

LeanderIII visar: , , , (par i fyror)
Hero visar: , , , (två par, damer och sjuor)


********* #2 *********

Mellis$ in seat 1 with 302.35
GAIS8 in seat 2 with 144.77
betty157 in seat 3 with 145.55
pedro2 in seat 4 with 17.05
InUF[Ac]e in seat 5 with 301.02
kneket in seat 6 with 66.00
rogan in seat 7 with 223.80
Hero in seat 8 with 113.05
hajbet in seat 9 with 36.95
zimpan in seat 10 with 36.57

Hero: , , ,

rogan: Folds
Hero: Calls 1.00
hajbet: Calls 1.00
zimpan: Calls 1.00
Mellis$: Folds
GAIS8: Calls 1.00
betty157: Folds
pedro2: Calls 1.00
InUF[Ac]e: Checks

Same as before, pretty mediocre hand but people are really passive and loose preflop and will pay off with lower flushes so I feel suited aces has value.

Flop (Board: , , ):

pedro2: Checks
InUF[Ac]e: Bets 2.00
Hero: Raises 12.00
hajbet: Folds
zimpan: Folds
GAIS8: Calls 12.00
pedro2: Folds
InUF[Ac]e: Folds

Obviously I am much more comfortable with my top two when I have the NFD to back it up with

Turn (Board: , , ):

Hero: Bets 32.00

I am definetely not sure I have the best hand here, this bet is sort of a scared bet.

[briachek]

[Xaston]

[Bosox1]

[Felonius_Monk]

Hand 1 I def bet the flop in position. No reason to give anyone with a Q and some overcards any free outs. Given the way you played, turn and riv are standard I'd say.

Hand 2 I'd probably check the turn, although if he's a bit of a weak chaser I guess he could have a smaller flush draw. You're not folding now anyways, I guess, so you might've well just bet the full pot.

[Aisthesis]

In hand 1, if you're not willing to bet the flop, I don't think you can be willing to see the flop. Seeing the flop imo is marginal (I can go either way), but I'm DEFINITELY betting it if I see the flop. It's not going to get much better with that hand. Top 2 is a real hand.

Hand 2: I would rarely see the flop with that hand OOP, but I like your subsequent play.

Specifically, betting the turn is the way to go. You'd have to fold to a pot-sized raise, but I think continuing into less likely straight draws is actually pretty important in terms of "moving beyond nut-peddling." With your hand, I'm probably not betting into an offsuit T on the turn, though (top open-ender). That card scares me too much.

[Stoneburg]

Gah, hand #1 I do NOT have the nut flush draw, I messed up the hand history. I've edited it now.