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Do you prefer to play NLHE, PLO, or both?
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[QUOTE="Divebitch, post: 1444272, member: 39020"] This is not surprising at all. And not saying I'm a good PLO player, simply partial to it. And possibly for the same reasons high stakes players are... so many people are horrible at it. My real game is Omaha HL, and even[B] more[/B] are [B]worse[/B] at that. So if you take into consideration that higher stakes players probably depend more on poker for income than those with a 'real 'job', you begin to comprehend why many high stakes prefer Omaha, particularly H/L to NLHE ... it's more profitable cuz most suck at it. To sum it up, I believe no game will ever become more popular than NLHE. Not saying it's easier, just a different set of skills, easier to master or at least be competant at by more people. [/QUOTE]
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