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Strategies Against Full-Range and Linear Continuation Bets in Pot-Limit Omaha
Modern online pot-limit Omaha games are filled with players who have a basic understanding of hand strength and avoid complex decisions. These players tend to make continuation bets on the flop with a linear range, making their check-raise range vulnerable. This approach allows them to comfortably play against check-raises and often barrel on the turn with a strong range.
The article discusses how to adjust your continuation ranges against strategies that use full-range and linear continuation bets on the flop. In the first scenario, the article examines a full-range continuation bet where the opponent bets with the entire range. The article provides a detailed analysis of hand equity against the opponent's range and suggests which hands to continue with.
In the second scenario, the article discusses a linear continuation bet where the opponent bets with a specific range of hands. The article suggests adjusting your calling range to include hands that have a good equity against the opponent's linear range.
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