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Learning PLO: Playing bottom set on a dry board
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[QUOTE="Makwa, post: 1228185, member: 27402"] Well put also. I would add Zach that when playing for stacks (which is the main game in short or HU PLO), you are pushing with huge combinations of draws, not with lowly HE hands. Sammy looks to push, isolate and stack any hand he enters. Typical HLHE starters are not enuff. Annie put it this way to me: With Omaha, there are a lot of cards out there to beat you... Meaning, among other things: NLHE pushing and bluffing strategies (latter in particular, on flop or streets) will not work in PLO, largely. You explained it very well. :) To the point, answering OP: "I've done alright my first couple sessions, but have gotten myself in trouble with bottom set a couple of times." [B]Stop doing that. [/B][I]Edit: Infamous is also right, those were not 'dry boards;' given all the cards in play in Omaha, such a thing hardly exists. And an overcard should have been an instant fold. Starting with 2s and 3s? Please please play me HU sometime. Anytime.[/I][B] Please. [/B] [/QUOTE]
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