Omaha Hi $0.50-$0.50 PL (real money)
Seat 5: Straight1 (UTG+3, $47.75)
Seat 8: Hero (MP3, $47.50) [6c Td Ac Js]
Seat 10: Straight2 (Button, $33.75)
PRE-FLOP
B1 posts blind ($0.50), B2 posts blind ($0.50), MP2 posts blind ($0.50). UTG+1 folds, UTG+2 folds, Straight1 calls $0.50, MP1 calls $0.50, MP2 checks, Hero calls $0.50, CO calls $0.50, Straight2 calls $0.50, B1 checks, B2 checks.
FLOP [Tc 8h 7c]
B1 checks, B2 checks, Straight1 bets $2, MP1 folds, MP2 folds, Hero calls $2, CO folds, Straight2 bets $12, B1 folds, B2 folds, Straight1 calls $10, Hero folds because he is an ignorant sissyman, as verified by twodimes moments later:
pokenum -o 7h 5d 9d jc - ah 9h 5s jd - 6c td ac js -- tc 8h 7c
Omaha Hi: 666 enumerated boards containing Tc 7c 8h
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
Jc 9d 5d 7h 13 1.95 313 47.00 340 51.05 0.268
5s Jd Ah 9h 34 5.11 284 42.64 348 52.25 0.306
Js Ac 6c Td 271 40.69 361 54.20 34 5.11 0.426
Does everyone just shove in on the flop w/the nut flush draw when action returns following the LP raise and EP call? Does anyone worry about scary monsters like JTT9?
For some reason flush draws vex me. I hate chasing with improper odds vs. one foe and have trouble figuring out when to pull the trigger vs. multiple foes.