Im pretty sure a pot size raise preflop is $6.5 . Are you remembering the hand correctly?6 handed .50/$1 with hero on the button
Eff stack is $100
Hero has
UTG-fold
MP-call
CO-call
Hero bets pot $9
SB-fold
BB-fold
MP-calls
CO-calls
$28.50 in pot
Flop
MP-checks
CO-checks
Hero?
FixedIm pretty sure a pot size raise preflop is $6.5 . Are you remembering the hand correctly?
YesAlso, is this high only?
NewbieWould like to understand why you didn't pot flop. What was your thought process? This is an easy pot bet.
Can I please come play in your game? If you have players willing to chase the 23rd nut flush and a gutter, it should be a terrifically profitable game for you.6 handed .50/$1 with hero on the button
Eff stack is $100
Hero has
UTG-fold
MP-call
CO-call
Hero bets pot $9
SB-fold
BB-fold
MP-calls
CO-calls
$28.50 in pot
Flop
MP-checks
CO-checks
Hero-checks
Turn is
MP-bets $12
CO-Folds
Hero-all in
MP-Calls and shows
my math could be wrong...tried to remember the actual amounts...but the action was correct...couple limps....pot.....checked around...approx 1/2 pot bet and a shove
River
Yes your post made that clear. Being new is allowed and nothing to be ashamed of, but sharing your thought process will help us give you more tailored feedback.Newbie
As far as the flop check---I guess it seemed like that night 90% of winning hands were sets or greater.....and probably 75% str8 or better......table was very sticky.......felt like I was on a 2 outer because I wasn't getting 2 folds.Yes your post made that clear. Being new is allowed and nothing to be ashamed of, but sharing your thought process will help us give you more tailored feedback.
Pot is 3X the previous bet plus the rest of the money already in the pot.$1.50 blinds plus 2 calls puts total at $3.50 plus my call I thought the raise was $1 plus $4.50 for total of $9
Some games will treat the SB as a BB to make pot calculation a little easier - that would make it $6.Pot is 3X the previous bet plus the rest of the money already in the pot.
3×$1(CO) + $1(MP) + $1(BB) + $0.5(BB) = $5.5*
*I was wrong with my first calculation.
https://www.omahapokertraining.com/poker/articles/beginners/how-to-calculate-the-pot-in-plo.php
The texture of this flop doesn't line up with the above. There Is no made straights, and you block or have all nut flush draws. As for sets, your pot bet pre should eliminate 22 and 66 from your opponents ranges unless paired with a big pair like KK OR QQ. In many games players will repot with KK IF suited or part of a wrap so I would be fairly confident you have the best hand on the flop. On the turn you certainly do but straight draws probably exist potentially paired with emergency flush draws. Going to be hard to get them to fold so punish them to the max and embrace the variance.As far as the flop check---I guess it seemed like that night 90% of winning hands were sets or greater.....and probably 75% str8 or better......table was very sticky.......felt like I was on a 2 outer because I wasn't getting 2 folds.
FYI pot here is 3x$12 +$28.50 or $64.50. Not sure how you were allowed to jam here, but good for you for getting it all in ahead. Unlucky river but you should be putting as much money on the turn as possible in these situations.6 handed .50/$1 with hero on the button
Eff stack is $100
Hero has
UTG-fold
MP-call
CO-call
Hero bets pot $9
SB-fold
BB-fold
MP-calls
CO-calls
$28.50 in pot
Flop
MP-checks
CO-checks
Hero-checks
Turn is
MP-bets $12
CO-Folds
Hero-all in
MP-Calls and shows
my math could be wrong...tried to remember the actual amounts...but the action was correct...couple limps....pot.....checked around...approx 1/2 pot bet and a shove
River
I definitely thought I could be ahead after the flop but didn’t feel that I would stay ahead…oh well…live and learnThe texture of this flop doesn't line up with the above. There Is no made straights, and you block or have all nut flush draws. As for sets, your pot bet pre should eliminate 22 and 66 from your opponents ranges unless paired with a big pair like KK OR QQ. In many games players will repot with KK IF suited or part of a wrap so I would be fairly confident you have the best hand on the flop. On the turn you certainly do but straight draws probably exist potentially paired with emergency flush draws. Going to be hard to get them to fold so punish them to the max and embrace the variance.
FixedFYI pot here is 3x$12 +$28.50 or $64.50. Not sure how you were allowed to jam here, but good for you for getting it all in ahead. Unlucky river but you should be putting as much money on the turn as possible in these situations.
Going to the flop the pot should be $18. So MPs turn bet of $12 makes more sense with bet sizing relative to the pot. The only way OP is able to get it in here is if he potted the turn and MP repotted and they got it all in. That would make sense then.FYI pot here is 3x$12 +$28.50 or $64.50. Not sure how you were allowed to jam here, but good for you for getting it all in ahead. Unlucky river but you should be putting as much money on the turn as possible in these situations.
I definitely thought I could be ahead after the flop but didn’t feel that I would stay ahead…oh well…live and learn
Welcome to PLO. Where you get it in with the nuts and lose time and time again. FYI the math is super important in PLO as your opponent is generally getting the right odds to call with their draws and can also be ahead with their draws versus made hands, especially in multiway pots.Maybe I got re raised for the rest…obviously the math is all wrong …definitely checked around after the flop….I bet pot all other streets