trinity25

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$0.25/$0.50 Pot Limit Omaha Hi Prima
6 Players

Blinds$0.25/$0.506
UTG cashiusclay $99.43
UTG+1 gamblair $69.15
COHero $50
D tralalalala1 $14.25
SB Giulio69 $96.92
BB Overloadnr1 $61.74

Preflop
6$0.75Hero is COKA4Q
cashiusclay calls $0.50, gamblair raises to $2.25, Hero calls$2.25, 2 folds, Overloadnr1 calls $1.75, cashiusclay calls $1.75

Flop
4$9.256T3
Overloadnr1 checks, cashiusclay checks, gamblair bets $4.50, Hero calls$4.50, Overloadnr1 folds, cashiusclay folds

Turn
2$18.257
gamblair checks, Hero bets$10.75

Final Pot$29

I am calling OTF with backdoors and also I feel if we get heads up to the turn I can take a pot almost always since he is tight preflop raiser.

Now OTT i hit maybe best card for me and I am betting 100%. But what sizing should I go for here? I try to make it look like I am setting up river shove. But is bigger better here?

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https://www.pokervip.com/thread/view?forum=poker-strategy&slug=plo50-turn-sizing&nav=58ecaa68d390436d118b4635

Flop call seems super optimistic, 2 players behind to act and a tightopener can easily hit this flop, 789T ish hands just to take one example.

As played getting to the turn i dont mind a check back either, we can rep alot of 2 pairs OTR and it would really suck getting check raised and have to fold,

If i wanted to bet on the turn i would go with the size you chose, makes it less expencive when we have bet folding hands and we charge enough against most draws

Plus one on Jondi. Way to optimistic to flat the flop with out any direct outs.

I would bet 60-70% and try to rep as wide as possible.

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