$2-4 PLO flop dilemma

[thkcduckworth]

Allright so i'm playing $2-4 Pot Limit Omaha at Crown last night with two fellow pokernetworker's in sharkboy and bigfatbastard and i come across this hand.

I've got about 1.5k in front of me and its limped 3 ways to me on the button and i raise to $30 with AsAd5sQd and get four callers from various positions leaving about $156 in the pot.

The flop comes out KcKs6c and its checked to me.

My question(s) are:
- Do i check?
- Do i bet a 2/3 pot amount?
- Do i bet full pot?

[alcoop]

checkfold obv

[Gtrain24]

Re: $2-4 PLO flop dilemma
checkfold obv



^^^^Touche, someones got a K.

[thkcduckworth]

K-6-x-x checks
6-6-x-x checks

K-x-x-x probably bets don't you think? Try and find out if anyone else has a king?

[Gtrain24]

More likely than not that you are beat on this flop, no point burning money to get check-raised or called. I'd rather check and hope everyone else does in the hope of spiking an A on the turn. If not and someone bets im done with the hand.

[chip leiter]

what he said /\

[amoladora]

You are drawing dead... Check fold.

[thkcduckworth]

Seems like everyone on PokerNetwork is thinking down a different path to people that were playing live at the time (both on the table and at some NLH ones)

[Gtrain24]

The live ones obv weren't thinking.

[Blu3B3ar]

Check every time. Keep the pot small and don't risk the check-raise. You have a decent hand, have position against a wide field, and they generously give you a chance for a free card. Take it.