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Lets say it's checked to an aggro button who pots it.

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This seems like a good hand to lose a lot of money on. You don't have top pair, no ten and aren't drawing to a nut straight. Most importantly you are out of position.

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As played, probably best to just fold. The button while aggro probably has at least a king, knowing that he'll probably get called by at least one player. And the caller, who is OOP, might have a difficult time getting paid if they hit a draw. Although I have to admit, I'd probably checkraise him and then push any turn.

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Do you really give aggro button credit for the set? Or top two + nut flush draw or monster draw?

When you play against aggressive regulars you really have to play also other hands than monsters. Omaha is gambling game and this perfect spot to gamble. You have to push these spots to get action (G-bucks) when you flop monster. You also have sometimes to take stand not to get run over all the time.

After check-raise being out of position does not matter any longer. Pot will be very close to all-in and Button will usually shove unless he folds.