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[QUOTE="ventrolloquist, post: 5526216, member: 387497"] Is this a thing? Anyone heard of 321 PLO? The way it works is you get 3 flops dealt choose one, then 2 turns, and then 1 river. I was wondering if there is a holdem equivalent? It seems like it would add a lot of interesting layers of strategy. How do you guys think strategy would change? Do you think variance would increase? Or would the extra information balance out variance and even reduce it? [URL]https://www.pokernews.com/strategy/plo-variant-pot-limit-omaha-3-2-1-26713.htm[/URL] It seems like a very interesting twist with a choose your own flop mechanic, which is something I've always wanted to design in a poker game thinking it would increase skill edge over luck. This seems like one way of doing that. ps: the rules say you can choose any flop at showdown and any turn, but I'm wondering how game mechanics would change if you pick one on the flop and have to stick with it, the added info would allow for skill edges to show through I think and also allow for some creative bluffing. [/QUOTE]
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