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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6942488, member: 1003394"] At least I play more than 2000 hands of PLO a day and it's a feeling I see every day. I really don't know if he's a bad player, of course in many cases these are players who choose their hands very badly to play. Omaha isn't a simple game and you have to choose your preflop hands to play really well. In general (it also happens in Hold em) players don't choose their hands properly, depending on the position or they go there deliberately, situations that perhaps should be removed. Of course, it's logical that you want to win every hand you play, but at least in the game Zoom on PS or Rush and Cash on GG I try not to be surprised. If I opened a hand that seemed important to me and I see that I have a bet 3 and a bet 4 after opening, if I have to withdraw I do it. I think that players in general should have the nerve to choose very well which button to play, the fold is very necessary both in cah and in Mtts. The software has nothing to do with it. Whoever blames that player has very little life in the poker world. Bad streaks are normal, you have to know how to go through them and understand why they happen. They serve as our experience, because it is very likely that we are playing badly and not realizing it. And playing poorly is the main reason for losing a lot of money. In cash it's much faster. You can easily lose 10 to 20 boxes a day. When I started this, it happened to me a lot, until I started studying and today I could say that in PLO2 I am consolidated and in PLO5 I am doing quite well with the shots that I am doing little by little. Regards, very good post. [/QUOTE]

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