PLO continuing betting on the flop..

[monkeytilter]

I'm trying to up my PLO game this year. I'll be rebuilding my game from the ground up and spending time looking at spots in EquiLab PLO.

Question I have is what standards to people have for cbetting the flop in loose cally games (all plo games)?

In Position, against
1 opponent (Top Pair+?)
2 opponents (Top Two+?)
3 opponents (Set+?)
4+ opponents (Top Set_?)

What draws are we cbetting?

Same question OOP?

 

[eetenor]

PLO equities can run very close- the closer we estimate the equities the less we are going to c-bet. Board wetness is much more the determining factor of whether we bet or not than our hand strength on the flop

example WE have AdKsTdTc flop is Th6h4c V has 9h8h7c6c V has 57% on that board

So even betting top set in some spots is a -EV play which is why PLO delayed C-bets is a strategy we should study

 

[monkeytilter]

PLO equities can run very close- the closer we estimate the equities the less we are going to c-bet.

Makes sense, it's normal to polarise and not bet with middling equity.

delayed C-bets is a strategy we should study

I'll add turn study to my plan, spots where the flop has checked through.

I really struggle in multi way pots. I'm often torn between "protecting" the equity I have and letting 3 players continue and draw out on me.
I often feel like I'm just waiting to hit the nuts when in a multiway pot - is that just the reality of PLO? I fear it may be.