$50 PLO on UltimateBet
Me: on button with
![The Six of Spades [6s]](https://pofex.com/images/smilies/6s.gif)
There is a min raise and 7 people see a flop of
![The Five of Spades [5s]](https://pofex.com/images/smilies/5s.gif)
Pot is $7, EP (stack: $66) bets $7, MP (stack: $150) calls $7. I played with EP earlier that night, and he seems to be a solid, winning player. He will not play for his stack without a very strong holding. MP got lucky a couple of times, but doesn't seem to be making very loose calls.
I thought about raising but two things kept me from doing so: first, the fact that together they might have many outs against me (many spades, any pairing of the board) so that I'd like to see a safe turn card first. Second, that I was afraid to play a huge pot here and throw away all my winnings at once.
Turn:
![The Six of Clubs [6c]](https://pofex.com/images/smilies/6c.gif)
I still have the nuts. Pot is $28 now, and EP bets pot. MP calls. I'm now sure that EP has a straight as well, since he would not overplay a set on this board. I'm mainly afraid that one of them is freerolling against my stack, so I call. If I lose the pot, I can still end my evening being up almost 2 buyins.
River is the safe
![The Ace of Diamonds [Ad]](https://pofex.com/images/smilies/Ad.gif)
EP goes allin, MP goes allin, and since I have the nuts, a call seems in order. Pot is $316, and I'm waiting to see with how many I have to share that. To my surprise, it all slides my way. Both of them had 68 for the nuts on the flop, EP had the K-high flush draw to go with it, and MP had bottom set as an extra.
Any thoughts? The stack sizes clearly frightened me here; normally, I hate playing dangerous hand against other big stacks. How do I get myself to push in on the turn?
Pieter