how sick is this

[LeedsRhodesy]

who cares now anyway i was right to do wot i done 99% off the time so...no point in posting here anymore

not if you don't listen to anyone.

everyone is saying you played it wrong, might be worth having a rethink about what you did here IMO.

+1

[thetank]

everyone is saying you played it wrong

Except this one guy who plays it exactly the same

nothing you can do.

[mondatoo]

So sick that a blatant bad beat thread actually gets proper responses from people who are good at omaha yet you choose to ignore it,wierd

[77dave]

Hi Jason

I understand what your saying about our raise preflop, for you it doesnt mean you have AAxx or KKxx just because your raising the pot preflop. What people are saying though is no hand is too far in front preflop in omaha so a raise that isnt a full pot raise is fine at this stage of the comp.

Ok here is the key part to what people are trying to tell you. If you believe he has hit the flop and not just making a move which with the betting is highly unlikely there are 3 senserios

1/ his hand is either K2xx or xx22 and he has you beat

2/ his hand is AKxx and he is a favourite to win the pot  56/44%  villian

3/ his hand is Kxxx and you are a 60/40 % hero

So what people are trying to tell you is that no matter what he has at best you are only a 60% fav so there is no need to commit your whole stack as there will be plently better spots at a later time.

You say you know he doesnt have K2xx or xx22 fine so that means your either a marginal fav or a marginal dog.

The fact that he hit a backdoor flush is irrelevent if he had hit a kicker would you of posted this. Also by get in it allin on the flop you have stopped yourself from being able to get away when the flush comes or out playing him and making him laydown his flush on the river

[Alverton]

Hi Jason

I understand what your saying about our raise preflop, for you it doesnt mean you have AAxx or KKxx just because your raising the pot preflop. What people are saying though is no hand is too far in front preflop in omaha so a raise that isnt a full pot raise is fine at this stage of the comp.

Ok here is the key part to what people are trying to tell you. If you believe he has hit the flop and not just making a move which with the betting is highly unlikely there are 3 senserios

1/ his hand is either K2xx or xx22 and he has you beat

2/ his hand is AKxx and he is a favourite to win the pot  56/44%  villian

3/ his hand is Kxxx and you are a 60/40 % hero

So what people are trying to tell you is that no matter what he has at best you are only a 60% fav so there is no need to commit your whole stack as there will be plently better spots at a later time.

You say you know he doesnt have K2xx or xx22 fine so that means your either a marginal fav or a marginal dog.

The fact that he hit a backdoor flush is irrelevent if he had hit a kicker would you of posted this. Also by get in it allin on the flop you have stopped yourself from being able to get away when the flush comes or out playing him and making him laydown his flush on the river

good post

and in average stars game u can't discount hands so easily.  Why wouldn't he have called with QQ22, AKJ2

[tikay]

lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol.........nobody can see i made the right play and got unlucky thats all im tryin to say here guys

To me, it's got nothing to do with the "right play". And yes, you got unlucky. Luck plays a huge part in Omaha.

It's bog-standard stuff. It's Omaha, & it happens all day & all night. Shrug your shoulders & move on, because if losing this hand troubles you so, you have a heap of mental aggro in store for you every time you play Omaha.

[boldie]

everyone is saying you played it wrong

Except this one guy who plays it exactly the same

nothing you can do.

nothing you can do about getting beat here, that is...obv you can play it differently....(as I think I said in my reply )

[Royal Flush]

Great thread.

Still gl keep hitting the monkey pot button.

[boldie]

Great thread.

Still gl keep hitting the monkey pot button.

isn't that why they call it pot - limit?
In Fixed limit, you have to bet whatever amount they tell you, surely pot limit means you have to pot it every time?