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[QUOTE="Real Big Fish, post: 286670, member: 184"]
OK, PLO has some very helpful information. Great table on hand odds that accounts for redraws, description of how the drawing nature of Omaha actually cuts into implied odds for draws, being able to bluff the river more cheaply by selling the nuts for a smaller bet, how to play with a cap, dealing with paired boards, controlling oneself with aces and little fulls. Again, a very informal set of starting requirements that helps understand how each hand derives its strength.

The chart taking into account redraws a hand is really useful; at least I've been gambling improperly on some draws and mucking some OK made hands because I only think of the draw making it, not thinking of how the draw can hit and lose or be made to draw dead. For me, that's a highlight of the PLO part of the book, but it depends on your own strengths and weaknesses in understanding the game. Another solid part of a book that I'm definitely gonna get a lot of mileage out of.

Not much more to say, except get it when it's released, or if you're real impatient, you can rack up 10,000 AP's in a week playing 2-4 or more, and at worst a month of .25-.50 (the option my broke college student self took). Man, I sound like a shill.

Also, so far, my opinion is that Harman's Limit Holdem section is the most beneficial part to those who've read the original Super System NLH section, but all of it has some quality content.
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