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Villain is a huge fish. 80/0 or so over 40 hands. I think inflating the pot pre oop is fine. Cbet is std too I think.
So. Do you barrel turn and river? Turn or river? I know it might be think to get this allin when my kicker is only the T, so I wasn't sure when to stop betting.

Poker Stars $100.00 Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 6 players - View hand 1108165
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BTN: $122.75
SB: $132.45
Hero (BB): $132.60
UTG: $58.75
MP: $111.90
CO: $46.85

Pre Flop: ($1.50) Hero is BB with 8 7 J T
UTG calls $1, 4 folds, Hero raises to $3.50, UTG calls $2.50

Flop: ($7.50) J J 6 (2 players)
Hero bets $5.50, UTG calls $5.50

Turn: ($18.50) 5 (2 players)
Hero bets $13.50, UTG calls $13.50

River: ($45.50) A (2 players)
Hero bets or checks?

I don't think he's calling without a J, most of which beat you. Also don't think he will bluff that much. So c/f is probably best.

I'm w/ Schweig. People won't bluff KKxx and the nut flush draw now has a pair so will check down. Even some small boats may check fearing a check/ raise (people always fear the A vs. the opener). If he bets the river, you're beat WAY too often to call and he won't call without a better hand than ours.

Betting the river sems to thin. Also there shouldnt be any much bluffing hands in his range, so check/fold it is.

Flop and turn are fine, though I'd bet a bit more on the turn, 15-16.

With these sort of loose/passive stations, it's hard to put them on a range. While Jx or better is likely, any flush draw could be in there too. Since he's unlikely to pay off anything you beat on the river, though, check/fold is really the only thing that makes sense. You don't have to worry too much about a river bluff if he's a passive station: I wouldn't be surprised to see him check 66 behind.

can we bet like 1/3 pot or something vs this type of player? say he has like 99Ax and hit an A on the river, do we really expect him to fold that?

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can we bet like 1/3 pot or something vs this type of player? say he has like 99Ax and hit an A on the river, do we really expect him to fold that?

If you knew he'd call down 3 streets with just an underpair, sure, but that's a bit of wishful thinking, isn't it? Unless you meant Ac*c99? That's a little more reasonable to expect, but it's still a big parlay to hope his busted flush draw leaves him with just enough to call 1/3 pot with.

His range is relatively wide, but it's not 80% of hands on the river. His preflop range is very wide, but his call fairly big bets street after street range isn't as wide. He's much more likely to have our hand beat, followed by a small percentage of busted flush draws, followed by MAYBE J with a smaller kicker a tiny percentage of time. We're beat for most of that range, so why bet?

If you knew he'd call down 3 streets with just an underpair, sure, but that's a bit of wishful thinking, isn't it? Unless you meant Ac*c99? That's a little more reasonable to expect, but it's still a big parlay to hope his busted flush draw leaves him with just enough to call 1/3 pot with.

His range is relatively wide, but it's not 80% of hands on the river. His preflop range is very wide, but his call fairly big bets street after street range isn't as wide. He's much more likely to have our hand beat, followed by a small percentage of busted flush draws, followed by MAYBE J with a smaller kicker a tiny percentage of time. We're beat for most of that range, so why bet?

ok thanks. just starting out with plo atm. used to nl i guess

/ pontus

I like a small bet vs a fish.
We can discount some Jxxx combos because they might have raised at some point earlier in the hand.


EDIT: he has less then a 1/2PS-bet left, so I would just shove for value and let him be a hero with whichever bluffcatcher he could have.

A small (thin) valuebet doesnt need to be the best hand that often and vs a huge fish I dont want to loose value when I have a strong hand.