Poker Video: Omaha/Omaha 8 by danzasmack (Mid Stakes)

28:00, when you fill up your AT on the turn.

When I was looking at it, putting myself in somebody elses shoes, it seemed so so so obvous that you either filled up or didnt bet the nutstraight on the flop.

I somehow feel like checking there to have somebody else improve is better than betting out, but only since there is no low possible. If there was a low possible imo it is better to bet, to charge lowdraws.

What do you think?

Definitely has merit now that I think about it. Not even really on that level just take it one level down - if anyone had anything they would have bet. Now I can't lose the hand. But I also can't win much on it.

Checking has to be better there, especially considering the button would have bet any FD/SD in that spot.

Nice pick up!

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Are we not raising pf just because we are oop? or is it the pair of 2's that hurt us?

by all accounts we have a decent two way hand with the high and low potentials and it seems like getting some more money in with a bad player is a good thing.

Both basically, a little of both.

I'd raise AQJ3 here. Or AK25 or something. But I have kinda a 3 card hand.

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this is a good preflop call? Your hand is terrible I think...

this is a good preflop call? Your hand is terrible I think...

I think getting 7-1 w/set value w/JJ is probably close to bad. KK is 100% call as is QQ. JJ is close but good enough i think. I'm folding all small PPs obv.

The hand with ATTx on ATK5, you forgot to add your additional fullhouse outs on the turn.

I saw some pre-flop open folds that I wasn't unsure whether they were standard or whether you just missed them from doing the video:

AK65 single suited (to ace I think) in CO.
KJ34 double suited in CO.
9543 double suited in CO.

Short-handed LO8 is one of my weakest games, mostly because of not knowing exactly how much to open up (obviously table dynamics are important but any general feedback on these specific hands would be appreciated).