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Title: PLO Cash Hand Post by: Benny Brox on September 11, 2007, 07:39:58 PM Full Tilt Poker Game #3512183610: Table Celia (6 max) - $0.10/$0.25 - Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 17:43:22 ET - 2007/09/09
Seat 1: edawgii ($17.30) Seat 2: PLAYER BETS ($7.20) Seat 3: b hitman ($11) Seat 4: vesuvious ($20) Seat 5: CR Holdem ($25) Seat 6: Benney Wong ($26.60) edawgii posts the small blind of $0.10 PLAYER BETS posts the big blind of $0.25 5 seconds left to act vesuvious posts $0.25 CR Holdem posts $0.25 b hitman posts a dead small blind of $0.10 b hitman posts $0.25 The button is in seat #6 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to Benney Wong [Kd Ks 8h Ad] b hitman checks vesuvious checks CR Holdem checks Benney Wong has 15 seconds left to act Benney Wong raises to $1.25 edawgii folds PLAYER BETS has 15 seconds left to act PLAYER BETS folds b hitman calls $1 vesuvious calls $1 CR Holdem calls $1 POT = $5.25 *** FLOP *** [4c 6d Kh] b hitman checks vesuvious checks CR Holdem checks Benney Wong has 15 seconds left to act Benney Wong bets $3 b hitman folds vesuvious calls $3 CR Holdem folds POT = $11.25 *** TURN *** [4c 6d Kh] [3c] vesuvious bets $5.70 Benney Wong has 15 seconds left to act POT = $16.95 YOU have $22.35 left - VILLIAN has $10.05 Villian has just joined the table, no idea who he is or what his play is like. What's your move and why? Title: Re: PLO Cash Hand Post by: NoflopsHomer on September 11, 2007, 08:05:27 PM Call, pass to a bet on the river if the board doesn't pair. Nut-peddling at these limits is the best plan imo.
Title: Re: PLO Cash Hand Post by: JungleCat03 on September 12, 2007, 03:04:44 AM Full Tilt Poker Game #3512183610: Table Celia (6 max) - $0.10/$0.25 - Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 17:43:22 ET - 2007/09/09 Seat 1: edawgii ($17.30) Seat 2: PLAYER BETS ($7.20) Seat 3: b hitman ($11) Seat 4: vesuvious ($20) Seat 5: CR Holdem ($25) Seat 6: Benney Wong ($26.60) edawgii posts the small blind of $0.10 PLAYER BETS posts the big blind of $0.25 5 seconds left to act vesuvious posts $0.25 CR Holdem posts $0.25 b hitman posts a dead small blind of $0.10 b hitman posts $0.25 The button is in seat #6 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to Benney Wong [Kd Ks 8h Ad] b hitman checks vesuvious checks CR Holdem checks Benney Wong has 15 seconds left to act Benney Wong raises to $1.25 edawgii folds PLAYER BETS has 15 seconds left to act PLAYER BETS folds b hitman calls $1 vesuvious calls $1 CR Holdem calls $1 POT = $5.25 *** FLOP *** [4c 6d Kh] b hitman checks vesuvious checks CR Holdem checks Benney Wong has 15 seconds left to act Benney Wong bets $3 b hitman folds vesuvious calls $3 CR Holdem folds POT = $11.25 *** TURN *** [4c 6d Kh] [3c] vesuvious bets $5.70 Benney Wong has 15 seconds left to act POT = $16.95 YOU have $22.35 left - VILLIAN has $10.05 Villian has just joined the table, no idea who he is or what his play is like. What's your move and why? Don't let him stack you at any point, or he will ask you "Where did it all go, wong?" Title: Re: PLO Cash Hand Post by: NoflopsHomer on September 12, 2007, 03:07:25 AM Full Tilt Poker Game #3512183610: Table Celia (6 max) - $0.10/$0.25 - Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 17:43:22 ET - 2007/09/09 Seat 1: edawgii ($17.30) Seat 2: PLAYER BETS ($7.20) Seat 3: b hitman ($11) Seat 4: vesuvious ($20) Seat 5: CR Holdem ($25) Seat 6: Benney Wong ($26.60) edawgii posts the small blind of $0.10 PLAYER BETS posts the big blind of $0.25 5 seconds left to act vesuvious posts $0.25 CR Holdem posts $0.25 b hitman posts a dead small blind of $0.10 b hitman posts $0.25 The button is in seat #6 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to Benney Wong [Kd Ks 8h Ad] b hitman checks vesuvious checks CR Holdem checks Benney Wong has 15 seconds left to act Benney Wong raises to $1.25 edawgii folds PLAYER BETS has 15 seconds left to act PLAYER BETS folds b hitman calls $1 vesuvious calls $1 CR Holdem calls $1 POT = $5.25 *** FLOP *** [4c 6d Kh] b hitman checks vesuvious checks CR Holdem checks Benney Wong has 15 seconds left to act Benney Wong bets $3 b hitman folds vesuvious calls $3 CR Holdem folds POT = $11.25 *** TURN *** [4c 6d Kh] [3c] vesuvious bets $5.70 Benney Wong has 15 seconds left to act POT = $16.95 YOU have $22.35 left - VILLIAN has $10.05 Villian has just joined the table, no idea who he is or what his play is like. What's your move and why? Don't let him stack you at any point, or he will ask you "Where did it all go, wong?" Ban plz. Title: Re: PLO Cash Hand Post by: Benny Brox on September 15, 2007, 03:09:41 PM Call, pass to a bet on the river if the board doesn't pair. Nut-peddling at these limits is the best plan imo. Thanks, sorry for such a straightforward (boring) hand, I was just wondering at such small limits and no read do you lay down the 2nd nuts to a half pot bet based on the play so far? Guess that's what separates the good from the average. It was quite clear he more than likely had the straight but I thought it was worth the call to 1) see what he did on the river and 2) if the board paired I would have probably got paid off. In the end the guy turned over the straight, he called my raise with [5s 7s Jc Qs] which I suppose is fair enough considering there were three previous callers to my raise so was getting good odds on his money. He left 5 hands later with most of my cash - w*nker! :) Title: Re: PLO Cash Hand Post by: Paullie_D on September 17, 2007, 04:37:47 PM In the end the guy turned over the straight, he called my raise with [5s 7s Jc Qs] which I suppose is fair enough considering there were three previous callers to my raise so was getting good odds on his money. He left 5 hands later with most of my cash - w*nker! :) Once the third straight card comes and he bets out...fold it and try again another day! The thing is you let him get semi-reasonable odds with your small pre and post flop bets. If one is raising in in PLO, I'm always POT betting to try and take the drawing odds out IMHO, with trips and a straightening board you have to make a POT sized bet once the flop comes down and make him pay for his draw. Having said that, at the limits you (and I play at) there are always going to be chasers who won't put down a draw even if the turn had been a brick! |