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Deep Dive into Omaha Poker: 3-Betting and Continuation Betting Strategies
StrategyApril 18, 2021·1 min read

Deep Dive into Omaha Poker: 3-Betting and Continuation Betting Strategies


The article delves into a poker hand analysis played on PokerStars Zoom against a regular player with a tight-passive style. The hand was played against a regular player with a tight-passive style. The opponent's preflop 3-bet range is standard and includes hands that would 3-bet even from UTG.

On the flop, the ideal texture for a 3-better is an ace, minimum draw, and three different suits. The solver suggests checking 62% of the range, betting half-pot with 29%, and going all-in with 9%. The opponent's range on the turn consists of 73% made hands and 27% draw hands.

The solver suggests checking 49% of the time with top set, betting half-pot 31% of the time, and going all-in 20% of the time. With a set of sixes, the solver suggests checking 42% of the time, betting half-pot 33% of the time, and going all-in 25% of the time. With two overcards, the solver suggests checking 74% of the time, betting half-pot 24% of the time, and going all-in 2% of the time.

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