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Does anyone fold here????
| GliterBabe | Small blind | £1.00 | £1.00 | £1339.55 | |
| xxxxx | Big blind | £2.00 | £3.00 | £380.95 | |
| Your hole cards |
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| GliterBabe | Call | £1.00 | £4.00 | £1338.55 | |
| xxxxx | Raise | £4.00 | £8.00 | £376.95 | |
| GliterBabe | Call | £4.00 | £12.00 | £1334.55 | |
| Flop | |||||
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| xxxxx | Bet | £12.00 | £24.00 | £364.95 | |
| GliterBabe | Call | £12.00 | £36.00 | £1322.55 | |
| Turn | |||||
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| xxxxx | Bet | £36.00 | £72.00 | £328.95 | |
| GliterBabe | Call | £36.00 | £108.00 | £1286.55 | |
| River | |||||
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| xxxxx | Check | ||||
| GliterBabe | Bet | £81.00 | £189.00 | £1205.55 | |
| xxxxx | All-in | £328.95 | £517.95 | £0.00 | |
Comments
Not sure what the correct play was here? Thinking back and looking back through the hand maybe the call on turn was incorrect....Just some thoughts please ladies and gentleman...
GB
The flop hits you nicely but not amazingly well. Top 2 pair is good but by no means unassailable. You could be behind to a set or a made straight already plus the board has flush potential on it.Definitely worth a call of the potsized bet.
Bingo, the turn card is an absolute dream and gives you the nuts. I dont like your flat call here because most river cards are liable to take the nuts away from you.
The river as expected brings a scary card. Your hand has gone from nuts to third nuts(losing to 10 10 or 10 9).
Overall on the betting.Preflop fine. On the flop with having 6 available cards to hit to house up it might have been worth a raise here to show strength and ask a question of your opponent.Omaha is a game of outdraws and the key is never to give your opponent the chance to outdraw you.For this reason i absolutely abhor the call on the turn.You have the nuts and are in front so you should have put in a pot sized raise at this point.If he folds then fine you win a nice pot.If he calls or reraises you then fine as well because we know he is behind and chasing some sort of draw or possibly even drawing totally dead with something like 88.The checkraise on the river here says one of 2 things either supreme strength or a steal and we cannot know which it is.Personally i think you have to call this bet.
You spent the entire hand answering questions and not asking any of your own. My advice is to always bet max when you have the nuts and definitely not slow play any hand.You really wanted to be getting the money in the middle on the turn when you knew you were ahead instead of value betting on the river when your hand has become devalued.I would also have been tempted to check on the river because as i said your hand has devalued but still has very good showdown value. By value betting you gave your opponent a chance to ask another question of you.
If he's capable of making that move with less than the near nuts you should call, otherwise fold.
Depends on the Opponent really, what sort of game he plays.
I think you are behind, but I might make the crying call & be pleasantly surprised.
You deffo missed a Turn bet though, imo. Which could be the clue to his River C/R - you've disguised your hand by playing it the way you did, by accident or design.
Thanks your your thought's guy's specially Talon. My opponent to say the least was ultra aggressive, I'm still not 100% sure he knew what he was doing. Up to this point I was clearly crushing him and had made some great calls to his pot sized bets on the river ( of which I won ). I really saw it as a bluff or a lower Fullhouse. I do agree that I should have raised for sure on the turn, but knew he would fire again on the river.
Anyway this is how it ended up..
GB
Ugh. But a pretty standard Omaha conclusion.
And he got paid because he was laggy. Most times you are right to Call against him - hence your stack size.
Without revealing his name, how do you know who he is? Have I missed something here?