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I like to reread PLO books every month to keep my fundamentals sharp. It's easy for them to get OOL. I love this part of the @PLOQuickPro manual π₯
One of the easiest ways to make money playing poker is to force opponents to give up on big pots on later streets π #redline
PLO Pro Tip: The easiest way to win money in 3Bet pots is to dominate combo draws and stack off-ranges. As effective stacks get shorter, big card value increases. As effective stacks get deeper, the need to build a range that has coverage of all board textures gets more relevant.
PLO Pro Tip: You should open hands like Tβ 9β¦7β 3β₯, 9β¦9β 8β¦4β₯, or Qβ₯8β 5β₯3β if folded to you on the BTN, but raising over a limper is -EV, especially as the likelihood of other players coming into the pot increases.
PLO Tip: Very often and especially in deep multi-way pots, postflop playability and winning the game of domination is more important than preflop equity edges.
PLO Pro Tip: When building a bankroll, the ability to move down and rebuild is more important than the speed in which you move up in stakes. The more confidently you can beat lower limits, the more aggressively you can take shots at bigger games.
PLO Pro Tip: If you never get caught bluffing, then youβre not bluffing enough. Likewise, if you never value-own yourself on the river, then you arenβt value betting thin enough.
PLO Pro Tip: Rule of thumb on calling four-bets: itβs almost always correct to call with any single-suited unpaired, non-Ace hand that was good enough to three-bet in the first place.
PLO Pro Tip: The easiest way to lose money in poker is to build up big pots then bail. Avoid check/calling OOP with medium strength hands or draws, particularly against aggressive barrelers.