PLO20: NFD + double GS + pair multiway

[wrap_it]

UTG 17/4/cbet 14 pretty strange reg

MP 62/10/loose passive

CO 39/16/a bit more aggressive postflop

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $0.20(BB) Replayer
SB ($19.97)
Hero ($22.01)
UTG ($19.68)
UTG+1 ($33.57)
CO ($22.85)
BTN ($20)

Dealt to Hero A T 8 Q

UTG raises to $0.70, UTG+1 calls $0.70, CO calls $0.70, fold, fold, Hero calls $0.50

FLOP ($2.90) 7 J 8

Hero ?

Can I just get it in here? If yes do we start by leading out or checking?

[BigCheesy]

Just did some calculations:
44% vs any T9**
35% vs any JJ**
32% vs any T9** AND any JJ**

I'd check/call one bet and go on from there, if you got 3way action you can get it in okay. If you donk then there are so many cards you are lost on if you get called and the hands that raise you have you dominated and although it's not huge it's still big enough difference. There are very few players that would bet non-T9 hand once it checks through so c/r seems bad either.

[MYNAMEIZGREG]

I'd bet with the intention of getting it in. You can't count on two out of the three other players to bet the flop and blank turns crush your equity so much. You have to bet to prevent it from getting checked through, and if you get raised you reluctantly have enough equity to get it in.

[Unknown Soldier]

l like flop c/c line cuz i dont want to put stacks in here, it's unlikely a bare T9 raises here. Also, if the flop gets checked through you can double barrel blanks profitably i think.

[grizy123]

I'd bet. you got a lot gonig on here.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by MYNAMEIZGREG

and blank turns crush your equity so much.

If they call, won't we end up pretty often in a bigger pot OOP with little equity, if we bet the flop?