PLO 100-200: MrSweets28 and patpatman's High-Stakes Showdown

The hand in question is a Pot Limit Omaha game with blinds at $100/$200. MrSweets28 is dealt Ks Ah 2s Td and patpatman raises to $500.00. On the flop, MrSweets28 checks, patpatman bets $754.60, and MrSweets28 raises to $2673.00. On the turn, MrSweets28 bets $4568.32, patpatman raises to $10200.00, and MrSweets28 raises to $17331.68, causing patpatman to fold.

MrSweets28 discusses the theoretical implications of a 3-bet bluff on the turn. MrSweets28 mentions that patpatman's range is likely polarized, including full houses and weaker trips. MrSweets28 considers various hands and scenarios, including bluffs and value hands. The discussion involves several key points, including the depth of the stacks and the potential for bluffing.

James Irunlucky Hudson and James Andy McLEOD Obst contribute to the discussion with their insights. Irunlucky Hudson suggests that patpatman should not raise with Qx 9x on the turn, as MrSweets28's range is likely to be polarized. Obst agrees with this assessment and adds that if patpatman does not raise with Qx 9x, his raising range on the turn would consist entirely of bluffs. The discussion highlights the complexities of poker strategy and the importance of understanding your opponent's range.