This really is a tricky decision

[Jezebel]

The player ijn question is a regular at these tables but I don't really rate him as have seen him make somke bad bad calls with just overpairs, however I am assuming he is a winning player unless he has deep pockets.

Full Tilt Poker Game #1705498855: Table Bonneville (6 max) - $2/$4 - Pot Limit Omaha - 3:20:25 ET - 2007/01/31
Seat 1: my_cosmos ($0), is sitting out
Seat 2: y-Punch-y ($389.10)
Seat 3: JohnnyDrama02 ($300.30)
Seat 4: cu-lose ($533)
Seat 5: BrandyDietcoke ($708)
Seat 6: danny28288 ($394.10)
y-Punch-y posts the big blind of $4
The button is in seat #6
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to BrandyDietcoke [ ]
my_cosmos: nh
JohnnyDrama02 folds
BrandyDietcoke: ty
cu-lose raises to $12
BrandyDietcoke calls $12
danny28288 folds
y-Punch-y calls $8
*** FLOP *** [ ]
y-Punch-y checks
cu-lose bets $36
BrandyDietcoke raises to $96
y-Punch-y folds
cu-lose raises to $324
??

[boldie]

Hmmm a couple of things for me;

1 I don't tend to call this pre-flop with this hand I hate hands like this.

2; He's probably made his set or has the FD (and with the way he's bet pre-flop and your description of him and his over pairs I am much more likely to take him for Aces with the nut flush draw or something similar). However you have plenty non-flush outs. You are ofcourse open ended and have the boat which could hit. I would call and be pretty confident against this particular player that if the flush doesn't hit I'd be ahead.

[doubleup]

He would have to have a totally freaky hand like AsAx9s9x for you to be a big dog.  He more likely has the AA with spades and a srt8 draw of some kind - hopefully a gutshot.  Its quite close, but I dont think you can fold - only thing is whether you want to call the flop and fold on a spade turn.

[NoflopsHomer]

Flat-call the flop at best...You only have 3 nut outs. He could have something hideous like 

[johnbhoy76]

The player ijn question is a regular at these tables but I don't really rate him as have seen him make somke bad bad calls with just overpairs, however I am assuming he is a winning player unless he has deep pockets.

Full Tilt Poker Game #1705498855: Table Bonneville (6 max) - $2/$4 - Pot Limit Omaha - 3:20:25 ET - 2007/01/31
Seat 1: my_cosmos ($0), is sitting out
Seat 2: y-Punch-y ($389.10)
Seat 3: JohnnyDrama02 ($300.30)
Seat 4: cu-lose ($533)
Seat 5: BrandyDietcoke ($708)
Seat 6: danny28288 ($394.10)
y-Punch-y posts the big blind of $4
The button is in seat #6
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to BrandyDietcoke [ ]
my_cosmos: nh
JohnnyDrama02 folds
BrandyDietcoke: ty
cu-lose raises to $12
BrandyDietcoke calls $12
danny28288 folds
y-Punch-y calls $8
*** FLOP *** [ ]
y-Punch-y checks
cu-lose bets $36
BrandyDietcoke raises to $96
y-Punch-y folds
cu-lose raises to $324
??

I'm no omaha expert but is that not a really shitty starting hand?

[boldie]

yes it is

[Royal Flush]

Its not in a 2-4 6 handed PLO game on FT.

[77dave]

Its not in a 2-4 6 handed PLO game on FT.

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you been watching me again james

[boldie]

Its not in a 2-4 6 handed PLO game on FT.

ah ok...don't play on FT and haven't played omaha in ages so wouldn't know the games there.

[Royal Flush]

Its not in a 2-4 6 handed PLO game on FT.

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you been watching me again james

Been 4 betting you with 2nd pair.....

[Jezebel]

I stuck him all in and he had Ah the odds were as close to 50/50 as you are gonna get.

Whatigeneral consensus here that I call then shove on non threatening turn or just stick them in??  Note, I doubt he will fold on the turn but maybe gives me a chance to get away on turn?