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omaha hi-lo preflop-question
In hold'em it's sometimes ok to fold preflop even when you already called or raised the blinds when the action becomes to heavy. Are there any situations like this preflop at omaha hi-lo ?? |
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Re: omaha hi-lo preflop-question
Pokerhero - If you do fold to a raise after you have already called (or raised) a bet, I think you have made a mistake. If you were getting odds to put Z chips in the pot when there were X chips already in the pot, then surely it is correct to put Z chips in the pot when there have come to be more than X chips in the pot. However, if your mistake was to call with a hand you should not have been playing in the first place, and you recognise that you made a mistake in calling (or raising) the first bet, then whatever you do may be wrong. Calling when you recogize you shouldn't must be incorrect, and folding after you have already called is playing "weak" and thereby encouraging your opponents to raise in the future after you have already called. However, if you call from mid position with a marginal hand (or even sub-marginal for most posters here, but perhaps very playable for Jellow) like Q-J-T-9-rainbow, and if it is double or triple raised by the time the betting gets back to you, then you might consider folding (although I generally wouldn't, mainly for the sake of table image). Your best bet is to play solid hands where you may not particularly want a raise, but where you do not cringe at the thought of a raise either. Just my opinion. Buzz |
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Re: omaha hi-lo preflop-question
So long as you had a genuine hand for your call/raise then there are probably not many situations where you would then fold to further action, but they do exist. For example, say you are in late position but not on the button, there is a limper UTG, you call with a hand which has A3 for low and not too much else (just enough to call), and then the button raises, the BB re-raises and the limper re-re-raises (there are people who will do this, and it may be a good play). You weren't necessarily wrong to call in the first place, but once there is all that extra action you should certainly pass as your A3 is no good and you have to put in 3 more bets. The same could apply if, in the same example, the BB folds and it's just the limper and the button who are raising, since the pot may yet still be capped between them, and your hand is still no good. You might also pass for less action if one of the raisers plays so that you know he must have a really great hand such as AA23, which totally kills your A3 hand. I can't think of many situations where I would fold a genuine *raising* hand to further action, though, and I would be surprised if there were any situations where one should fold to a single extra bet having called. Oh no!! Not again! |
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Ray Zee please answer this one
Dear Ray, I'd really appreciate your views on this one (knowing you, you can probably sum it up in one sentence with no punctuation!). Oh no!! Not again! |
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Re: omaha hi-lo preflop-question
Oh no - Interesting. I thought of A-3-X-X under the gun, but when I tried to fill in the Xs, I had some trouble coming up with a calling hand under the gun. For example, with A-3-4-K UTG, I would tend to come in with a raise while with A-3-8-9 UTG, I would tend to fold. I wonder what your other two cards would be to limp UTG with ace-trey. Buzz |
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Re: omaha hi-lo preflop-question
i would go so far as to say id fold ace deuce nothing when double or triple popped behind me when i limped. and i would limp alot of times with this hand depending on the game. also with most just high hands id go out when double popped especially out of position on the raisers and when i limped in. in this game when it gets double popped they always have very good connected hands. not many reasons to go against them, and when facing at least two of these hands its hard to find a way to win the pot. |
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Re: omaha hi-lo preflop-question
In my post I said A3 in late position when someone else has limped UTG. But UTG there are lots of hands with A3 that I *might* limp with, *sometimes*. A3sQQ is the first one I thought of. Oh no!! Not again! |
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Thanks
Thanks. Makes sense. |
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You\'re slipping Ray...
since you used four sentences to answer this post (see Ohnonotagain right above your post) [img]/images/smile.gif[/img] |
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jeez Rick...
...we finally get a little meat with our potatoes...careful, or it'll be crackers again... heh |
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