Title: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: Steve86 on September 07, 2013, 12:11:27 AM 2-4 6 max on full tilt, villain is 6 card reg so knows the game. Preflop is fine imo so only interested in flop decision. Game is full.
Hero $1272.40 sb $400 villain $862 Hero raises $12 utg+1 Ahrt 8s 4h 6s Td Kc sb 3 bets $34 bb calls, hero calls. Flop comes 4d 7d 5c sb checks, bb bets $84, hero.... folds? Villain is aggro, he will be betting turn and river on every blank if i flat. Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: SuuPRlim on September 07, 2013, 01:42:07 AM him betting every blank turn and river isn't any concern really because there are pretty much no blank turn rivers. Peel one of and see what happens if you want as you're IP or just fold now, either is fine.
You'll be folding to any turn bet obv even on like the Qh Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: GreekStein on September 07, 2013, 01:56:17 AM Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: gouty on September 07, 2013, 02:23:44 AM Me too. Suicide starting hand in 6 PLO. I can't see much good advice coming here except fold.
Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: edgascoigne on September 07, 2013, 11:16:32 AM DISCLAIMER: Never played the game....
...but. If we are folding to one bet on this particular flop, why are we (a) opening and (b) calling the 3bet? Very, very happy to be proved wrong but it feels like apart from hhh flops, 57xhh flops and 9JQr flops this is basically our best possible flop? --> Given how rare these occurences are surely if we are thinking about folding now we should be folding pre? Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: bobAlike on September 07, 2013, 12:03:11 PM I'm one of the loosest PLO players I know and I would have folded this pre.
Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: gouty on September 07, 2013, 03:22:04 PM DISCLAIMER: Never played the game.... All of this is correct. It's one of the best flops for this hand and its still a fold. ...but. If we are folding to one bet on this particular flop, why are we (a) opening and (b) calling the 3bet? Very, very happy to be proved wrong but it feels like apart from hhh flops, 57xhh flops and 9JQr flops this is basically our best possible flop? --> Given how rare these occurences are surely if we are thinking about folding now we should be folding pre? It's just a very difficult hand to play unless you have mega reads on oppo and even then turn decision is gonna be harder. Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: Steve86 on September 07, 2013, 03:30:01 PM That's a fair point about preflop, I was in gamble mode. So this is a standard flop fold right?
Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: chnren on September 07, 2013, 07:54:04 PM i think preflop is fine too.....fold flop is best play imo, but cos u got position, you can also call and bluff , say if blank turn, u can call, and once river board changes, if he check, you should bluff all the time. but if he keeps betting river, then you should fold, ofc, we hope turn and river is blank blank, cos he may have big draw on the flop , rather than the nuts, so with position, both are fine imo. i am fish, hardly to fold the nuts, haha.....
Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: SuuPRlim on September 08, 2013, 07:42:17 PM Yeh, peeling one off and seeing what happens gotta be fine.
I think pre-flop is marginal ropey. Title: Re: 6 card PLO, folding nuts on the flop Post by: CHIPPYMAN on September 10, 2013, 11:50:22 AM Yeh, peeling one off and seeing what happens gotta be fine. I think pre-flop is marginal ropey. |