Neat flop spot kinda deep 5k PLO

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cri, hope that u get two callers, one with 89 and one with topset.
40%

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since im a results whore, heres teh full HH,

Hand #40569655-508 at Meilieha (Pot Limit Omaha)
Started at 21/Mar/07 02:17:15

Ellis Burks is at seat 0 with $7882.
Liddl is at seat 2 with $7092.
YelloSub86 is at seat 3 with $18281.
Bella Di Gio is at seat 4 with $3197.
The button is at seat 2.

YelloSub86 posts the small blind of $25.
Bella Di Gio posts the big blind of $50.

Ellis Burks: -- -- -- --
Liddl: -- -- -- --
YelloSub86: As Kh Ad Qc
Bella Di Gio: -- -- -- --

Pre-flop:

Ellis Burks raises to $125. Liddl calls. YelloSub86
re-raises to $550. Bella Di Gio folds. Ellis Burks
calls. Liddl calls.

Flop (board: Ts 7c Jh):

YelloSub86 checks. Ellis Burks bets $1300. Liddl
calls. YelloSub86 raises to $5400. Ellis Burks goes
all-in for $7332. Liddl goes all-in for $6542.
YelloSub86 calls.

Turn (board: Ts 7c Jh 4d):

(no action in this round)


River (board: Ts 7c Jh 4d Jc):

(no action in this round)




Showdown:

Ellis Burks shows 9c Td Tc 3s.
Ellis Burks has Td Tc Ts Jh Jc: full house, tens full of jacks.
Liddl shows 7s 9h 8c Js.
Liddl has 7s Js 7c Jh Jc: full house, jacks full of sevens.
YelloSub86 mucks cards.
(YelloSub86 has As Kh Ad Qc.)


Hand #40569655-508 Summary:

$2 is raked from a total pot of $22906.
$2 is raked from the main pot of $21326.
$0 is raked from side pot #1 of $1580.
Liddl wins the main pot $21324 with full house, jacks full of sevens.

[wazz]

LOL. you missed the turn AND the river? You played it awful.

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[grizy]

I am a little surprised by liddl's holdings. but nice hand, too bad it didn't pan out.

[luckyjimm]

I think there is an argument for folding flop since so many of the cards you need are likely to be in your opponent's hands. Certainly heads up I'd find a fold here.

[CrushinFelt]

liddl is a monkey for just calling that

[grizy]

heads up a fold? you're not serious?

[piiop]

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I think there is an argument for folding flop since so many of the cards you need are likely to be in your opponent's hands.

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This is definitely something you need to consider, but if you check out some hands at this omaha thing you'll find our hand is still in good shape. Also, folding HU would be very bad.

[Bartholow]

Omaha Hi: 666 enumerated boards containing Ts 7c Jh
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
3s Tc 9c Td 154 23.12 459 68.92 53 7.96 0.271
Js 7s 8c 9h 222 33.33 391 58.71 53 7.96 0.373
As Qc Ad Kh 237 35.59 429 64.41 0 0.00 0.356

This turned out to be about the worst case scenario for you, except that there could be one more backdoor flush draw out against you. And you're still a money favorite, though the variance is pretty annoyingly high.

[pete fabrizio]

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I think there is an argument for folding flop since so many of the cards you need are likely to be in your opponent's hands. Certainly heads up I'd find a fold here.

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huh??

[RoundTower]

I don't understand why there is all this discussion about shoving the flop. Betting or checking the flop was at least mildly interesting.