TP w/ FD, I C/R big on turn, villain calls, Ace on river

[rpr]

You are right, the mistake was not raising all in on turn. I've been playing Omaha a lot so I have this sense to bet pot and protect.

[keikiwai]

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You are right, the mistake was not raising all in on turn. I've been playing Omaha a lot so I have this sense to bet pot and protect.

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well, you didn't bet anywhere close to pot - pot is to $73.50

[rpr]

I pressed bet pot and I believe pot is 43.50, maybe the HH is wrong.

[keikiwai]

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I pressed bet pot and I believe pot is 43.50, maybe the HH is wrong.

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if there is $28.50 to start and villain bets $15, then a pot sized raise is to $15*3+$28.50=$73.50

[rpr]

wouldn't pot be $43.50? $15+28.50.

I'm playing on Bodog and this is how its calculated there.

EDIT: I hit the pot button, maybe we're talking about two different things. Either way, if I raise I should raise a lot more.

[rpr]

Villain had As,6s. I led out on river, he called. He was 20% on the turn when he called my raise. I don't see how he calls it.

I often lose all-in 80-20 (7 in last 2 sessions, wish I had pokerev).

[keikiwai]

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wouldn't pot be $43.50? $15+28.50.


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no

a pot sized raise is calculated by

1) taking the size of the pot (this includes the amount it takes for you to call)

2) adding this amount to the amount it takes for you to call

In this case

1) $28.50 in pot already + $15 villain bets + $15 you call = $58.50

2) $58.50 + $15 for you to call is $73.50

which is why I say 15*3+28.50 is pot

that is def. of a pot sized raised used in games like PLO - i don't believe there are 2 definitions

[rpr]

Thanks for the explanation. I've only been playing cash games for 4 months.

I will remember this but the bet pot button in NL on Bodog doesn't do this. I don't think it's like that for PLO there either but I'm not certain.