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SugoGosu   Korea (South). Jan 06 2010 23:58. Posts 1793
Any good beginner videos? What hands to play? What's good or not?

I feel like a complete noob again! I'm up $1 on PLO though at 1c/2c!

Is a HUD worth it?

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AznFisherman   United States. Jan 07 2010 04:59. Posts 956

not if you're starting out at 1c/2c, you might end up relying on it too much. you'll learn a lot more playing less tables and focusing on making good reads imo.
besides 1c/2c is free money anyway


Spicy   United States. Jan 07 2010 07:38. Posts 1027

Just be vary aware of position, don't mess around in early position with random garbage hands
Omaha is more of a postflop game, and people never fold to 3 bets esp when they will be in position
Basically, you're looking to play hands that will be able to flop good equity - medium-high rundowns, 3 connected cards w/ pocket pair
You want them to flop strong hands that have the potential to improve to even better hands
The best hands are the ones that offer more combos (double suited hands are good for getting redraws)
The best AI spots for you equitywise are when you have set over set, or when you have the same nut hand as the other person but are freerolling them with redraws
Some good hands to 3bet in position are double/single suited aces, rainbow aces but w/ 2 other broadways, double suited kings
you could probably expand that range as you get more familiar with the game
I don't recommend 3betting from oop until you learn to properly value hands (3betting isn't crucial to beating micros anyway)
For the most part just focus on looking for flops where you have massive equity and putting in lots of money


 



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