2/4 plo8 bodog OOP

[tvta]

in MP with AK82 (no suit). limper to my right, i limp.

button villain (never played with before) jams in pot raise, we both call.

flop 226.

bet pot, c/r, or c/call?

i put villain on a 2 here so i opted to check call.

[Omaha8sPoker]

Wow toughie...On Bodog it makes it even tougher, don't know if the crappy players get up to playing at the $400 level, but I know at the $100 level I might jam here...

But we'll assume your opponent is reasonably competent...The problem with you hand is that he could have it CRUSHED at this point pretty much "free-rolling" (probably not the right word to use here) you for 3/4...The only thing that would really save you would be a brick/brick or an 8 on the turn...If you put the villian on a 2 I would check-call, but that leaves you in a pretty bad spot on the turn...What are you thinking of if a non-A/8 low comes on the turn? Can you continue with this hand if a 3,4,5 comes?

[bbartlog]

With three aces and only one deuce unaccounted for, I think it's a fair bit more likely that your opponent has AAxx rather than A2wx. Preflop pot-raise also tends to point in that direction (not that many people wouldn't also pot the A2wx hand). I would probably bet/fold here.

[tvta]

well what turned out happening is that i check/called psb.

turn comes 6.

he insta pots the turn and i just couldnt give him credit.

i thought there was a decent chance my low draw was good, given that i put him on a2xx.

he had everything....aa36. i got stacked. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

i wasnt too disappointed except for my flop play.

[I dunno]

It's hard to give him credit for having a boat once that second six comes up, and certainly not a six. I don't think your flop play was that bad, just make sure you have a plan for the later streets instead of going into call down mode or folding everytime you don't hit the turn.

[Toro de Rojo]

Low didn't get there, huh?

[tvta]

he had a3, my low was way the worst

[bbartlog]

I don't think your flop play was that bad

I think it's fairly bad. Check/calling tells you nothing about where you're at. Lots of hands will bet here if checked to, including AALx hands. You're also giving potential free cards to a low draw. I think it's a pretty rare situation where check/call is the right line to take on flopping low trips. Even check/raise would be better than check/call, but then you're in trouble if opponent does have A2wx; which is why I prefer bet/fold...

[TxRedMan]

first of all, give stack sizes. it's hard to answer your question without stack sizes.

i'd either check raise the flop or lead it, depending on my opponent, and i'd usually lean towards check raising with normal 100BB stacks.

[tvta]

stacks were buyin size. villain might have had 600, had me covered either way.