$600 PLO Balls Deep

[luckychewy]

i don't know too many advanced things about omaha, but i would consider this a very basic and trivial fold. i mean, u are drawing to flush outs which are likely tainted and 2 3's which may be tainted and lastly you have only 3 outs to the nuts.

[MadScientist]

He's also betting less than the full pot. It feels like he hasn't filled up.
The key is Eagles' read that he is too loose pf and goes too far postflop.
I still think the worst cards for you on the river are straight cards. If he bets pot then, I would prolly fold.
If call turn, then def call any heart river or if you fill up.
The worst is like a Q offsuit. It would be hard to tell then if he was bluffing without having been in these spots with him before.
Having said that, pot is laying 2:5 on the turn, so counting hearts, eights, threes, you have like 13 outs, tainted, but you are good right now against a double barrelled semi-bluff which we have all done. So given implied odds, just calling trying to hit those is good.

[Stinger88]

Does anybody like a repot on the flop? Seems to me like it would make it a very tough call/push for your opponent even if he has 777.

[RoundTower]

I think you are drawing live a lot on the turn, but I would still fold. If I knew villain was very bad I would call.

I sometimes 3 bet the flop, calling is also good though.

[pete fabrizio]

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I fold the turn, so many rivers that just cost you more money.

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I think sometimes raising here is very important.

[sahaguje]

Raising small (500/600) can never be that bad, but folding is ok too if you are not specifically trying to kill the villain. But I do not like calling at all ; you may be winning or drawing live, but only 4 outs are clean, and you have no read to the river agressivity of your opponent. So if you do not want to fold, very rarely call ; raise instead, and the rest of the hand will be much easier to play.