Live PLO hand

[doubleup]

if you had that draw v 2 sets then depends on who has the sets on how big you are

now if the 2 bigger stacks have the sets then your ok you will get more than pot odds on the call

i really dont like the call preflop but obviously when you hit the flop your looking good unless the other players have some of your outs i think you could be ranging anywhere fom 35% to 60% to win the pot

if the 2 1500 stacks have the sets then your getting great odds to make the call but i still dont like it

Iron - this is the easiest plo call ever.  The only debate is whether raising is better to drive out a hand that would split the pot and the dead money.  I think calling is better as it keeps a weaker flush in the hand.

I agree that it isn't a great hand preflop and wouldn't play it if I thought there was a good chance that the pot would be raised after me - but it's ok to play in a passive game.

[Royal Flush]

if you had that draw v 2 sets then depends on who has the sets on how big you are

now if the 2 bigger stacks have the sets then your ok you will get more than pot odds on the call

i really dont like the call preflop but obviously when you hit the flop your looking good unless the other players have some of your outs i think you could be ranging anywhere fom 35% to 60% to win the pot

if the 2 1500 stacks have the sets then your getting great odds to make the call but i still dont like it

It was the 2 £1500 stacks with the sets.

I am just wondering who takes the turn here to save money on a paired turn, rather than shipping it in on the flop, i think it has to be the superior play.

[Ironside]

i dont like the call due to the fact that if the board doesnt hit you or pair you might have to call off the 600 left as a dog in the hand

[Royal Flush]

oops i started with 875 in the hand, i had £545 back after calling the 300.

[doubleup]

i dont like the call due to the fact that if the board doesnt hit you or pair you might have to call off the 600 left as a dog in the hand

Pot ~1k

Opponent bets 600

pot ~1.6k

600 to call

pot odds ~2.7-1

13 nut outs from 45 cards

Odds of hitting ~2.4-1

Bad maths edited......

[KingPoker]

I think you played it correctly. The cheap get in was gd enough for playing the hand preflop and the call was the optimium play on the flop. You had correct odds to call even push if you chose to on flop but the cautious approach was best here and the outcome proved it!

[Ironside]

i dont like the call due to the fact that if the board doesnt hit you or pair you might have to call off the 600 left as a dog in the hand

Pot ~1k

Opponent bets 600

pot ~1.6k

600 to call

pot odds ~2.7-1

13 nut outs from 45 cards

Odds of hitting ~2.4-1

Bad maths edited......

yyout missing the split possibiltires hands that have hit the set would normally have similair straight draws to yours
also your not counting the number of your outs in your oppos hands

[Rookie (Rodney)]

Ironside let it go mate lol..

Nothing wrong with this hand played out IMO... A blatant chirp though that you didnt do your stack on the hand Mr Flush lol!

[AlexMartin]

not really deep stacked with the shorty ony having 18bb with it being a trckless 5 handed game i would prefer to play even tighter than normal knowing when i do hit i will get paid

i can honestly say once all the hands are reveled if everyone gets all in you will be lucky if your getting the correct odds

Str8 and flush draw against 2 sets? HUUUUUUUUGE

Am i missing something here? You are drawing to the nut flush and str8. In it goes.

[Ironside]

not really deep stacked with the shorty ony having 18bb with it being a trckless 5 handed game i would prefer to play even tighter than normal knowing when i do hit i will get paid

i can honestly say once all the hands are reveled if everyone gets all in you will be lucky if your getting the correct odds

Str8 and flush draw against 2 sets? HUUUUUUUUGE

Am i missing something here? You are drawing to the nut flush and str8. In it goes.

your missing that its PLO not HE