6 card O...... oh god...

[jgcblack]

We are in the bb with

66 Qd10d 33 (maybe have baby hearts, cant remember)


I think its £9 pre with 4 other people in the pot.

We peel realising I have to really hit a flop before any money goes in...


FLOP



I check, check, pot (52), call, fold..... we???

I have ~350, 220 behind, potter has 300 and caller covers all...............


Options? Plans? Thoughts??

[Honeybadger]

Fold pre. Fold flop.

[edgascoigne]

Fold now. Should have folded pre, you've got a bag of spanners x

[paulhouk03]

6 o is about nut peddling oop multi way

[Honeybadger]

We peel realising I have to really hit a flop before any money goes in...

It is impossible to 'really hit a flop' with this hand.

[CHIPPYMAN]

U have to go alin now and pray for 6 on the turn or on the turn . FOLD PRE NEXT TIME

[jgcblack]

We peel realising I have to really hit a flop before any money goes in...

It is impossible to 'really hit a flop' with this hand.

So this flop doesn't count as hitting??

What kind of hand/ flop are reasonable peels in this spot???

[tikay]

What they all said.

100% FOLD Pre.

100% FOLD flop.

You are going to get in an awful mess with starting hands like this in 6 Card.

Bottom set on a flushing straighting board, (even with one non-nut draw), in 6 Card is going to put you in a world of hurt, time after time. Train wreck incoming. 

If I may suggest....

1)  Do some work on starting hand criteria.

2) Try & master 4 card before moving to 6.  

[pleno1]

What they all said.

100% FOLD Pre.

100% FOLD flop.

You are going to get in an awful mess with starting hands like this in 6 Card.

Bottom set on a flushing straighting board, (even with one non-nut draw), in 6 Card is going to put you in a world of hurt, time after time. Train wreck incoming. 

If I may suggest....

1)  Do some work on starting hand criteria.

2) Try & master 4 card before moving to 6.  

Sounds like fantastic advice. +1

[Rexas]

I tend to view pretty much everything on the flop as a draw of some kind, whether its a draw to a brick or whatever. So what we actually have here is the second nut flush draw and the worst possible FH draw. There are basically two good cards in the deck for us on the turn, namely the case 6 and the  . Pretty much everything else leaves us with what should be the very bottom of our range both ways. In 6o, I may not even count the second nut flush draw as a draw, more as multiple blockers for the guy with the nut flush draw. If I get it in to find that any FD that isn't the nut FD is live, that's a bonus, not a given.

Interested in people's thoughts on this view, as I'm very much still learning this game.

+1 for fold pre.

Also, +1 for WHERE ARE YOU JOHN WE MISS YOU COME DTD

[jgcblack]

What they all said.

100% FOLD Pre.

100% FOLD flop.

You are going to get in an awful mess with starting hands like this in 6 Card.

Bottom set on a flushing straighting board, (even with one non-nut draw), in 6 Card is going to put you in a world of hurt, time after time. Train wreck incoming. 

If I may suggest....

1)  Do some work on starting hand criteria.

2) Try & master 4 card before moving to 6.  

Sounds like fantastic advice. +1

Completely agree...

I'm very aware of my ability in omaha and only agree to play it when its ROE and a good lineup.

In this case it was indeed a very good lineup.

Funny part is I actually play holdem a little looser than I should and omaha a little tighter. 
I didn't particularly love my spot in this instance, but I did think that a set AND a good fd was a reasonable 'hit': hence the thread. 

Ended up in a flip and did not win.  But from the sounds of it I was lucky to be in a flip.

thanks

[tikay]

What they all said.

100% FOLD Pre.

100% FOLD flop.

You are going to get in an awful mess with starting hands like this in 6 Card.

Bottom set on a flushing straighting board, (even with one non-nut draw), in 6 Card is going to put you in a world of hurt, time after time. Train wreck incoming.  

If I may suggest....

1)  Do some work on starting hand criteria.

2) Try & master 4 card before moving to 6.  

Sounds like fantastic advice. +1

Completely agree...

I'm very aware of my ability in omaha and only agree to play it when its ROE and a good lineup.

In this case it was indeed a very good lineup.

Funny part is I actually play holdem a little looser than I should and omaha a little tighter.   I didn't particularly love my spot in this instance, but I did think that a set AND a good fd was a reasonable 'hit': hence the thread.  

Ended up in a flip and did not win.  But from the sounds of it I was lucky to be in a flip.

thanks

I don't think you do........

In 6 card, you can't get "looser" than Q-10-6-6-3-3! That is the equivelant of 7-2 off in NLH. OOP.

Don't even think about your position on the Flop, that is secondary. Cure the cause, not the effect - the cause was the pre-flop call. Cure that, the secondary problem does not arise.  

[tikay]

What they all said.

100% FOLD Pre.

100% FOLD flop.

You are going to get in an awful mess with starting hands like this in 6 Card.

Bottom set on a flushing straighting board, (even with one non-nut draw), in 6 Card is going to put you in a world of hurt, time after time. Train wreck incoming. 

If I may suggest....

1)  Do some work on starting hand criteria.

2) Try & master 4 card before moving to 6.  

Sounds like fantastic advice. +1

Wow!

One off the Bucket List.

Wait till LilDave & StuBadger see that. In yer eyes boys.

[Karabiner]

I love playing PLO with holdem players.

[tikay]

I love playing PLO with holdem players.

Now THAT is bum-hunting.