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Over Pairs on Flops
Ok this situation keeps coming up and im new when it comes to omaha high so I dont know what to do.
I have something like A/K/K/Q With a nut flush So I pot it from late position flop comes 4s/5/10s I dont have a flush draw or any draw, just K/K. For that matter it could be A/A. Do I bet out and if I get raised fold? or if I get called do I keep the pressure unless a scare card comes? So assuming I bet, how much should I bet? The pot? or 3/4? Any comments would greatly help, thanks. |
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Re: Over Pairs on Flops
set the situation up in more detail
# of People in the pot? if it's 9, I strongly suggest checking [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] |
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Re: Over Pairs on Flops
Usually 2-4, its the 25 pot limit tables, so thats about how many will call the raise.
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Re: Over Pairs on Flops
At PLO $25, just check - fold unless you are heads-up. Trust me, somebody will draw out on you by the river. Anything below $100 is a nut-peddling game.
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Re: Over Pairs on Flops
if he has the nut flush draw, folding might be wrong if there is a bet and two callers. his King outs are also clean on this board. There are some situations where check/calling is better than check/folding.
my 0.02. |
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Re: Over Pairs on Flops
If you are a late position raiser, then you are usually the last to act and it is being checked to you.
If you have few opponents and they show an inclination to check-fold and almost never check-raise, then betting is probably fine. On the other hand, someone may mark you for aces and check raise with two pair or any good draw. I would suggest betting the smallest amount you would bet if you flopped top set on that board. |
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