shove the turn?

[gpbgb]

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Should I have shoved the turn with a straight and 83% equity?

 

[Kolalyaaa]

Definitely) and there is no point in doubting in general, the calculation goes that the same fd pays you, sometimes the interest is merciless, but the distance will return

 

[spunka]

Yeah shove is fine, as you also have draws to FH

 

[Station_Master]

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Should I have shoved the turn with a straight and 83% equity?

I am no PLO expert but seemed fairly standard bet to me. You have the nuts and plenty of worse hands can call, as happened here

 

[Gallarado777]

you did everything right, the victory was near but your opponent was just a little lucky and he won you I think you did everything right and the rest is not very important so don't worry

 

[Kinalha]

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Should I have shoved the turn with a straight and 83% equity?

you play the logic, get unlucky, very normal. Forget and go next hand

 

[Igor Popadyk]

just unlucky, I think that the game was played optimally, it's just that the opponent was lucky

 

[Rockyfour]

Yes the correct play is to jam that turn. You could consider jamming flop to ensure you realize your equity as well.

 

[makisaa]

You were unlucky here, he got the flush. But I think he was driven from his aces to an aggressive play, so he would go all in anyway!

 

[nerobs9]

Why not)

 

[CALICA]

good play, run

 

[Samweis3]

Completely right play from your side, just unlucky

 

[zwbb]

The right decision

 

[Mati532]

I think your opponent would have paid you at all times, I don't think he would have folded you... you played perfect

 

[MCQUITAV02]

Well played, i don't have a lot of experience in PLO but you take the correct decisions

 

[wavetune]

look at the preflop table, is it right to enter the hand with such a huge raise and against four players and the answer will be obvious )))
as for your opponent, you should have understood that he is not going to fold, and the game turns into a lottery with 20% chances of 80% or vice versa, because he is a rather aggressive player and it seems, judging by your stacks, you have played more than one hand with him on this table

 

[oleg8519]

you always have to think about bad beat and conflict so push only if all the cards on the board are open

 

[Captainine9]

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Should I have shoved the turn with a straight and 83% equity?

Even though I like it, dont play much of Omaha

The right decision

But I think so too

 

[kitchy65]

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Should I have shoved the turn with a straight and 83% equity?

Firstly, Omaha....your hand was junk and it should have been folded when the 49p raise came in.
Another opportunity to fold came when the Pot size bet came on the flop.

9TJQ is a get yourself into trouble hand and that's exactly how it went.
You have the third nut flush draw, 3rd nut straight. Your FH potential is very weak. Which is why you never go crazy with that hand as you did.

Sure, you can think yourself unlucky, accepting the plaudits for some 'good' play on the turn...but then you'll never learn anything. And it will cost you money long term.



To answer your question, once you've found yourself still in the hand at the turn, and ahead, yes, shove your remaining stack.

But you would never shove in Omaha in this exact same situation when deep, NEVER!
A calling opponent will have way too many outs to crush you and you are at best, likely only to be chopping.


Mad guy, on this occasion was only drawing to the nut flush (but after trying twice to get rid of you, he probably tilted)

If you are deep ,sure, make him pay for the river card. Or check/ call even and allow him to bluff the river if missing his flush.
But IMO you didn't have to shove to get paid here if your hand had held up.

 

[lacroir]

I would have shoved as well. The two diamonds were scary but you had higher probs of winning than getting beaten by that flush draw...

 

[eletor2020]

but not too much since the villain can retire and you wouldn't get enough value from him.

 

[subluchuk]

pretty sure u should have.but i dont see him folding anyway.so...

 

[pansipos]

Run and run, and run

 

[0546474]

I don't understand why you even called a 4bet with this hand??? In my opinion, after 4-betting your hand should not be in this game!!! On the river you were unlucky, but in general you played very badly (for good luck)!!!