55$ PLO H/L- flop nut low with nothing else in MW pot

[rfgqqabc]

PokerStars Hand #79127172816: Tournament #546366737, $50+$5 USD Omaha Hi/Lo Pot Limit - Level II (15/30) - 2012/04/19 20:09:35 WET [2012/04/19 15:09:35 ET]
Table '546366737 2' 9-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: ZeBreeze (3738 in chips)
Seat 2: PROTENTIALmn (2885 in chips)
Seat 3: Demonic16 (2328 in chips)
Seat 4: bouateng (4205 in chips)
Seat 5: kuvwin76 (5490 in chips)
Seat 6: bxlmaestro (2775 in chips)
Seat 7: goga1975944 (2125 in chips)
Seat 8: Sir_Don_John (3000 in chips)
Seat 9: imre (2855 in chips)
bxlmaestro: posts small blind 15
goga1975944: posts big blind 30
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Demonic16 [ ]
Sir_Don_John: raises 60 to 90
imre: calls 90
ZeBreeze: calls 90
PROTENTIALmn: folds
Demonic16: calls 90
bouateng: folds
kuvwin76: calls 90
bxlmaestro: calls 75
goga1975944: folds
*** FLOP *** [ ]
bxlmaestro: checks
Sir_Don_John: checks
imre: bets 427
ZeBreeze: calls 427

Fold here? I figured that i'm 1/4ing at best and have no redraws. Is calling pre fine? Learning this game by playing and running equities/ talking with a friend but both of us are pretty new and fumbling our way through with 80% roi

[rfgqqabc]

The more i look the easier fold it gets. Not sure about pre, not used to 55$s normally play 22$s so a little worried the standard is a lot better, cos its so lolbad in 22s.

[dakky]

prolly call pre if you were sooooted and fold here it's a decently gash hand u can't really ever flop massive and be scooping

[Honeybadger]

Fold preflop definitely. Fold flop definitely. Despite having flopped the nut low you have missed the flop (you are normally going to miss the flop with padooki hands like this, that's why it is a fold preflop)

[rfgqqabc]

Fold preflop definitely. Fold flop definitely. Despite having flopped the nut low you have missed the flop (you are normally going to miss the flop with padooki hands like this, that's why it is a fold preflop)

Fair enough, makes a lot of sense. I'm v.happy with 15-30 bigs but pre with 100 is hard

[peejaytwo]

Learning this game by playing and running equities/ talking with a friend but both of us are pretty new and fumbling our way through with 80% roi

learning the game in $55 tourneys??
you shud have bought the curry last night!

[rfgqqabc]

Learning this game by playing and running equities/ talking with a friend but both of us are pretty new and fumbling our way through with 80% roi

learning the game in $55 tourneys??
you shud have bought the curry last night!

Learnt the game by watching Luke win a 50 runner tourney 2 nights in a row, then the next time i play it, I win it myself!

22$s are soft as hell, last time i played a 55 i fted but bubbled. H/L is fun!