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Poker Video: Pot-Limit Omaha by whitelime (High Stakes)

I don't mind your turn lead. It allows you to isolate the pot with j4kerstar and lets you get away from the hand if krondix gets his money in.

In my opinion, j4kerstar would probably ship it in if he has any flush draw as he is getting close to 2:1 with krondix left behind to act as well. If he did have a flush draw, most of his hands would have a gutter in it as well, assuming he calls with mid run downs. JQT9, KQJX, ETC. Even if he has a small flush draw like 7654, there still a gut shot in there. The only flush draws I see him maby flatting is two high/low cards with a naked FD (discounting AK), which I think is pretty rare. So from this, I deduced that his flatting range is weighted towards off suit wraps, and monsters like set+ NFD, two pair + NFD.

My question is if u bet, j4kerstar goes in, and krondix reships, whether or not you have enough equity to call with the initial bet in the pot. Assuming Krondix is a decent player, I put his range @ TOP 2, AA+FD, Sets, Wraps+FD, Top 2, etc. Against your hand he is a 2:1 favorite. Throw J4kerstar and give him either a wrap or a flush draw and your equity shrinks to 23.36%.

On the other hand, If you would have lead out with a pot sized bet, and two players go all in, you would be in a difficult spot.

Im new to plo, so not sure if i did the hand ranges right, lmk what u think. heres a link
http://i1147.photobucket.com/albums/o555/duyle27/hand-1.png

What is the worst hand you would consider 4betting pre ?

This is maybe naive, but could you consider folding to the 3-bet? This seems like a 3-card hand with a dangler and not really that strong.

Emil, can you share what stats you frequently use/find necessary to have in your 6max-hud?

Emil, can you share what stats you frequently use/find necessary to have in your 6max-hud?

Watch Lime Aid PLO. It has his 6Max HUD with labels next to the stats.

This is maybe naive, but could you consider folding to the 3-bet? This seems like a 3-card hand with a dangler and not really that strong.

Folding this would be really bad even though we are sandwiched. This is a 15th percentile+ hand that will flop lots of big two pairs/flush draws/nut straight draws.

What is the worst hand you would consider 4betting pre ?

Very opponent dependent but against a standard TAG, any AA, double suited KK and other premium KK, doubled suited AKQx/AKJx/AKTx would be a value range.

I'd then throw in some rundowns. In this case because you hate being sandwiched with small cards, I'd be more likely to flat the hand in the video and 4-bet something like J976ds to knock the button out. The smaller card hands play worse multiway. You should be more likely to flat something like JT98 that will mostly make nut straights and 4-bet something like J985.

If you pot to 435 with J976ds the button actually folds alot ? I am struggling to see where the profit comes from this play. You are 180bb deep. I see him calling always if the co folds and playing 900 dollar pot with over 1x pot left. If you all were 100bbs deep then I can see some FE vs both players in 4betting small card hands.