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PLO100 - Bare AA in 3b pot
12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
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PLO100 - two pair in 3b pot, line check
12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
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Well now that you put it that way, I have to wonder wtf was I thinking ♦ We're flipping against overpair+FD for example and it's true ...

12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
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PLO100z - Flop play with bad top2 in 3b pot
12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
Replies: 2
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It's good to note that I have no idea how to play PLO ♦ Just throwing some thoughts out there to discuss. I agree that if villain does not ...

12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
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Well, I think the fact that it's a 3bet pot is what makes villain's range so weak in the first place. People rarely 3bet low cards OOP when ...

12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
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Why aren't we bluff raising these boards much? According to a quick PPT calculation, likely over 70% of the time villain will not have a straight...

12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
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All right, thanks again for the comments. Guess it's hard to say much about questions as general as mine, especially as playstyles differ more in...

12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
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Hi MrTrocks, thanks for the info about the "advise..." setting. FWIW, as played I did call the shove :f_mad: Didn't want to bring it ...

12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
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Hey Skodljivec, thanks for the comments! Watched a few of your videos the other day. I liked the way you explain things, simple, clear and to the poin...

12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
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PLO100 - turn spot with weakish nutted draw
12 years ago
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Hand discussions for Omaha
Replies: 8
Views: 855
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When you push and get called, the pot will be 300. With 20% equity, you get back 0.2*300 = 60 chips from the pot. Thus you effectively lose 40 chips w...

12 years ago
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