Raised on the flop by the weak

[starstealer]

You are at a loose weak Omaha Hi/Lo table. Two seats to your left is a knowledgeable but weak player (WK). You have never seen him raise the nut low and he has commented on it a few times when others have done so.

His stack is at $173 - down from $250 when you started on the table about 2 hours ago. Your own stack has doubled through solid play.

You are in the BB and there is a late position poster as well. Preflop, the WK limps in, the poster checks and the button limps. The SB folds and you check with .

The flop is . You lead out and WK raises, which folds both the poster and the other limper. The action is back to you. What is your play from here forward and what do you consider as possible hands for the WK?

[euri10]

[briachek]

I'm gonna agree with euri here.

[starstealer]

[briachek]

[Felonius_Monk]

I would have raised the flop and then played it pretty much like star did. I might have laid down if he raised me back on a later street, but probably not .... I like the check raise the turn idea too, but do you then make a crying call if he pops you back?

Coming from an PLO high background I probably typipcally play this hand too weak, which is probably a leak on my part.

Monk
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