Was unsure about this hand at PLO50

Was unsure about this hand at PLO50

So I was at a fishy table and it limped to me so


BB decided to raise and no brainer call - Checks to me and I bet and he raises


My Note was he doesn't get a lot money in unless he has the nuts - so i'm pretty sure he has QQ or a big wrap here. I'm 37% against dry QQ and a favorite against a wrap. I ended up calling and winning but wasn't sure if I made the right move. This was probably just a cooler, but i'm on the fence about it. Thoughts?


There is also merit to just folding pre - which would avoided the whole situation........ i think villian played the hand well, I mean he flopped the nuts and got it all in.

17 October 2024 at 07:55 AM
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Would you be able to show an actual hand history or write it out rather than this format which I don't think is well-suited to this forum

'There is also merit to just folding pre'

Nope, both decisions are closer to a raise than a fold.

'My Note was he doesn't get a lot money in unless he has the nuts - so i'm pretty sure he has QQ or a big wrap here.'

Do you see a disconnect here? He got a lot of money in pre without the nuts. There was in fact a 50% stack utg limper threatening to limp-reraise and he still potted. Your hand is a monster against any range and probably has the odds to get it allin against this exact hand. You need to be up against both a better made hand AND the nut flush draw for you not to have odds to get it in. You are blocking top two sets. This is again not a thread, unless you want to discuss the first preflop decision which i could see being interesting


Would raise this pre - it's well connected but more importantly you have position so raising the stakes is the way to go. I don't see ever doing anything postflop other than bet/calling


You say he only shoves with the nuts but hypothesize he might have a wrap on a two tone board? I don’t get it.

Raising pre is reasonable but not mandatory. Not sure why the rest needs to be discussed.


by wazz

Would you be able to show an actual hand history or write it out rather than this format which I don't think is well-suited to this forum

No - There is no other way to post hands from Globalpoker.

by OmahaDonk

You say he only shoves with the nuts but hypothesize he might have a wrap on a two tone board? I don’t get it.

Raising pre is reasonable but not mandatory. Not sure why the rest needs to be discussed.

Both hands are nutted - big wrap or top set. I think my call off was fine but I was on the fence

by pokerfan655

Would raise this pre - it's well connected but more importantly you have position so raising the stakes is the way to go. I don't see ever doing anything postflop other than bet/calling

I don't have a ton of experiance with limped pots. I know sometimes it's better to just over limp behind with your playable but weaker hands. I felt like I flopped too well to fold as well. GTO folds my combo of hand if EP raises and CO calls - but there is no solution for limp + call.


You have 37% here. You need around 40 %. And this is the worst case scenario.

Raise pre.

Your hand wants to play a raised pot since it hits hard enough.

GTO folds my combo of hand if EP raises and CO calls

GTO raises what? 16 % and calls like 10% CO. Limps typically come from 50 % range. Against that range you want to raise. You want to hit boards like these and play for stacks.

You hit top two and a 2nd nfd, limpers hit worse two pairs and weaker flush draws. Make money.

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