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What’s the hardest adjustment moving from NLHE to PLO cash?
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There are many more possible hands in PLO.
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Calibration - knowing where you are at post flop, switching from a game where "no one ever makes a big hand" to one where "someone always has it".
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Understanding that your now playing with 4 cards and not 2anbu210 said:
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The hardest adjustment moving from NLHE to PLO is understanding that having a strong hand doesn’t mean you are always ahead. In PLO, equities run much closer, draws are everywhere, and you need to think more about board textures and nut hands.
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Dealing with even more varianceanbu210 said: