Switching to PLO? quick tips

ty for this post ket, gl.

hmmm

What would be the best place to learn PLO? Any decent books for beginners similar to the poker blue print, or a video site like DC, Lego Poker, etc...?

thanks ket, nice post

believe it or not u made me wanna play more PLO lol

garrbaagge daay

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On June 06 2012 23:04 MiPwnYa wrote: believe it or not u made me wanna play more PLO lol

impossible

On June 07 2012 00:17 Stroggoz wrote: Show nested quote + On June 06 2012 23:04 MiPwnYa wrote: believe it or not u made me wanna play more PLO lol impossible

go for the trillions

gd shut the fck up


best way to learn is to 12+ table

Could you offer some tips on types of hands to call 3bets OOP after you open or hands to call raises from the blinds with ... ty ;0

wise words imo

Do you mind if I repost this on my website, pokermecca.com and not give you credit?

haha do u mean poker2ion? g1

On June 06 2012 22:08 SugoGosu wrote: hmmm What would be the best place to learn PLO? Any decent books for beginners similar to the poker blue print, or a video site like DC, Lego Poker, etc...?

On June 07 2012 05:06 CCMoz wrote: Could you offer some tips on types of hands to call 3bets OOP after you open or hands to call raises from the blinds with ... ty ;0

I encourage you guys to try and find/work out these answers for yourself through your own tireless effort and thinking. I don't wanna get to a point where I'm just spoonfeeding information, I don't think that benefits anyone. Very quickly I'll point you in the right direction -

how to learn - try everything you can think of and do as much as possible. There's no shortcut, the more time you spend playing and thinking and using whatever resources you can find the more you'll benefit. Once again there is no shortcut.

quick abstract hint about the hands thing that might only confuse u more but hopefully might get you thinking a bit closer to the right direction: in plo more so than nl you have to consider future street possibilities when making decisions. some hands flop something pretty decent more often than others, some hands flop nuttier and stronger than others when they flop their strongest, some types of hands are suited to and play better with higher SPR and some are suited to lower SPR. some hands have good implied odds and some hands suffer from reverse implied odds. some opponents make life tough when you're oop, some don't as much.

Pls don't ask any more strategy questions guys, I really don't enjoy discussing them in this way for various reasons. I highly recommend if you want to talk strategy you find some players of similar ability and motivation and get a skype group chat going where you can shoot the breeze and discuss some concepts. Pokerwise things I really enjoy discussing in this sort of public environment are soft skills like tips for good approaches/habits/practices for playing poker professionally. What diet/schedule/exercise is good for concentration, how does having good life balance help, how much glucose the brain needs to perform its best and what snacks are good for long sessions, things like that for example

5 stars

i think you should start coaching site born2dog, lot of people out there willing pay top dollar for midstake-highstake winning player coach

o ya, what are good snacks for long sessions? I usually eat gummi bears and drink gatorade or water

Do you think the nofap attitude has a positive impact on poker results ? Or do you think the sexual frustration builds up and inevitably expresses itself in the form of savage tilt ?

On June 07 2012 09:37 Joeingram1 wrote: o ya, what are good snacks for long sessions? I usually eat gummi bears and drink gatorade or water

snack of champions

On June 07 2012 09:36 Joeingram1 wrote: i think you should start coaching site born2dog, lot of people out there willing pay top dollar for midstake-highstake winning player coach

sounds like a ton of work, doubt i'd enjoy it. i just like to play and sometimes discuss with peers