Double Board Bomb Pot - Bottom Set/K-High FD Multiway
$2 Double Board PLO Bomb Pot
7-handed
Main Villain (LJ) - $100
HJ - $120 - super loose, will make light calldowns
CO - $200 - adept at mixed games, rarely gets out of line but on tighter side
Button - $80 - Passive without the nuts, doesn't understand PLO well and will make weak calldowns
Hero (SB) covers all and has K♥5♥4♣4♦
Villain seems competent overall but has called down with some weaker hands in PLO bomb pots (i.e. straight on paired board with nothing on the other board), not especially passive nor aggressive
Top board J♥4♥6♠
Bottom board Q♥2♥8♠
Hero checks blind (table doesn't know that, but in bomb pots I do so by default), checks to Villain who bets $10, HJ, CO, and Button all call, Hero??
I don't love calling here and not knowing if my FD or set is good - would this be too nitty of a fold?
Would it be too aggressive with just bottom set and 2nd NFD to pot it here?
I think it's unlikely any of the callers would reraise if I raise here, so not worried about that.
4 Replies
Hi,
I would only be really worried about QQ or JJ. You might even fold out 66 or 88 without back up if you raise. There is a decent chance no one has the NFD (24 cards in the opponents hands out of 42 unaccounted for is a bit over 60% someone has Ah, and obviously less that Ah comes with another heart).
Fold cannot be really bad, you definitely will have cleaner boards to stack off. You only invested 2$, and you might need to put it all in.
I am unsure between reraising and folding, but I agree calling is awkward.
At PLO5 bomb pot, I am definitely folding this. With 4 cards difficult. Maybe it really boils down to your appetite for variance.
Getin all day
I probably just pot.
This shallow agree it's pretty standard to GII. Sometimes Hero will run into bigger set and nut flush draw, but that's just part of the game.
