PLO, on a nutty table - Page 2

Fishodeath · #11 (**permalink**) 03-14-2006, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Phytopath

Well he would have bet out on the flop with KK for sure, but he had to have liked his hand somewhat to call the pot sized bet on the turn no? Maybe KT with a club/spade draw, a club draw or KQxx was what was quite scary.

Lol, right. Disregard my post, this is why I dont play poker on hydrocodone...

Phytopath · #12 (**permalink**) 03-14-2006, 06:03 PM

I dunno the guy was loose aggressive PF and a little cautious post flop.

His stats were,

60% VPIP, 8% PFR, 1.3 AF, WTSD 30%, W$SD 50% over about 100 hands.

I guess I was betting on a river more as a blocking bet, these types of situations come up alot. Have the nuts, jam the pot on the turn and get a flat call. It generally means slowplaying a monster, obviously not in this case or he is drawing.

I guess I was figuring it was more likely he was on a flush draw, and/or had 2 pair on the turn. These are the type of situations that I find extremely difficult, in PLO.

Any way he folded his hand, no idea what he really had.