What are your biggest struggles with lower stakes PLO games?

@Filippirgos

6 жыл бұрын

JNandezPoker I had a 6 months break from on-line poker and PLO, started last week on 10 zoom, and I am imidiatelly a winner, didn't expect that 😀 Watching your GTO videos kept me in shape I guess ! Biggest struggle, rakeback lower than ever, which site has the best rakeback, is it Party poker ?

@madwithoutit

6 жыл бұрын

I have played all stakes of zoom plo on stars from 500 zoom to 10/25 cent. I think the biggest difference as you move up the stakes is how important blockers become. at the low stakes with blockers you shouldn't use them as much as peoples calling ranges are so light regardless. higher stakes and more thinking players are easier to play against with blockers. what would you say your bankroll should be to play zoom 0.50/$1 ?? if your running an aggressive bankroll strategy

@JNandezPoker

6 жыл бұрын

Party is certainly better than Stars at the moment, in terms of Rakeback. Where do you play? How many hands have you played so far since you are back?

@JNandezPoker

6 жыл бұрын

Bankroll Management depends on your winrate and stack size you play. At 100bb stack size with a winrate of 5bb+ I would recommend a 80-100 buy-in bankroll. At 50bb with the same winrate a 50 buy-in bankroll. With lower winrates you should be conservative, use 150buy-ins and work on your game, more than anything else.

@enijize1234

6 жыл бұрын

Can you make a similar video but on 1/2 2/4 and 3/6. If you have already please lmk thanks Nando

21:18 - "The biggest opponent that you could have is the rake, but also your ego. Because if you feel entitled to win against your opponents because you are better, then you don't make the correct calculation." Awesome part right here Fernando!

@jesuscristo1381

2 жыл бұрын

You'll always find a good opponent in the very last place you would ever look

Lots of gems in these videos. Thank you, Team JNandez!

Thanks, this video was very useful. I’ve begun to play PLO again only recently and had to start again from the micros. I still remember the fundamentals of playing tight against the rake and my impression of regular tables was exactly like what you said. People don’t care about how much they lose from the rake, so they open limp and vpip a lot with bad hands, like unsuited Axxx or low cards, they refuse to click fold to a squeeze. On the other end of the spectrum, good hands like AKT9ds for example don’t raise either. But the principle of moving our opening range back by one position for each limper before action comes to us is something that I haven’t realized until now so I will keep that in mind from now on.

I know that this video is five years old, but I started to play in PLO5 a few days ago, had the bankroll for PLO10 but I want some experience before, and your your videos are so important for a little player like me. My real problem in low stakes remains my isolations vs multiple limpers. I know I have to be tight, not always easy. I should probably work more my ranges. Thanks for your videos, can't wait to see more.

Really helpful video! I just started digging into PLO and youre definetly the right guy to watch for some high quality content! :)

Incredibly helpful. Thanks, JN!

Another “Nandez Nugget” in this vid. Priceless wisdom. Thank you 🙏

perfect vid - pls more of them......!!!! well done

This was fun! It would be great to see another video like that again

Thank you so much for posting your vids😎🍀

Thank a lot for all these ideas

keep it up fernando, love your work

@JNandezPoker

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

More of this!!

Thanks for the video man. I get on KZread and your video was the first one I seen. KZread knows me well :D

Im ussually a Holdem player. But ive been doing some PL omaha on the side. I really liked this video. Very very informative.

Finally a Video with good explanation, much better then the highstakes vids

This video is 4 years old and for some reason KZread put it in my recommendation list. I am subscribed to you but just thought it was funny they would recommend such an old video. Cheers!

Great video with a lot of handy advice. Never seen or heard of you before. But it is a very helpful video. Props,,

@JNandezPoker

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Such an important video!!

This is a really good video. If you had a curriculum for the mastermind, I would interested in it for sure. I live in US and play mainly 50PLO and 100PLO on Global and Bovada and this would benefit me greatly. Thanks.

This was awesome.

28:50 "apparently we win with two pairs which is surprising" --> welcome to the low stakes Fernando 😆😜 Btw thank you

If the rake is too high, its actually better.....

@nomore1371

Жыл бұрын

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Hi Fernando. Thanks for the great video. Question: noticed you leave the Run twice option marked? Is it your default? Do you have any content you explain it in deep? Thanks in advance.

Thank you

Hey @jNandezPoker watched half of this video, logged on to stars for some 50PLO Zoom. Won 300bb’s in an hour 😂 so bought your book! Question - Ever thought about converting it to a audio version for audible?

here we go before work, some coffee and listen to the master. Thank you JNandez

@JNandezPoker

5 жыл бұрын

Niiice! Thanks for dropping by!

Solide content!!

@JNandezPoker

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!! 😄

Would be nice if you post videos like this. We can learn the beautiful game of PLO. Mastermind group is too expensive for a low stake player!

Such a valuable informations you freely give us there!! I'm a micro stake PLO player, grinding atm, hoping I can keep on learning to grind my way out of the micro stakes! What I like specifically in this video is how you play top set, I usually just POT it in every single position if there are draws on the board because my opponents don't often bet if I check (they just take free cards with top 2 pairs and big draws). I'm currently changing it to a bet around 60-70% pot now to try to keep them a bit more in the game (with 2 pairs of non-nut draws). Something that I don't understand is you apparently sees way more values in those low pocket pairs in your preflop chart. I almost fold every small pockets pairs (from 2 to 10) unless it is with another big pocker pair, because even when I hit set I sometimes get coolered and even if I don't, I don't feel secure and face many difficulties extracting value from thoses hands. It would be really priceless if you can tell me your views on those two.

Struggle with over bluffing when my opponents lines don't make sense because they make bizarre boats due to their preflop play. Ad of course still trying to learn the preflop range thresholds.

hi jnandez. this is just a random question. what is the highest level you have got to when you have rampaged(doubled up and moved up) starting at smaller stakes and did you multitable?

sorry if it's a silly question..so what are we doing to beat the rake? make the pots bigger?

Hey Jnandez, 29:50 - we folded JJxx ds to open from UTG, isn't it a decent hand to call when 100 bigs deep? Thanks!

15:30 my first thought was that this seems like a great card to bluff. you have to have a monstrous range advantage on this turn card, no?? also we have no showdown value. we know he cant have the nfd either. i just feel like hes check/folding so often here. thoughts?

26:50 is there any value in jamming here maybe not with this hand but maybe a duel suited rundown?

You hit it today....I see that I'm too loose pre and too sticky post! Thanks for the knowledge Bro

@JNandezPoker

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you got value out of this!

@phili-8898

4 жыл бұрын

I second that great content thankyou

More low stakes videos please

do you always run it twice? because you have the box checked on the table ✅

Hi Fernando, I noticed you played without a HUD as pointed out. I started with 200 dollars bankroll in Pokerstars and first played 02/05 . Managed to grind it to 1050 dollars. I was wondering, at what point I should buy a HUD? For now I'm settled at 25/50 c, occasionally to 10/25 c. Otherwise you videos help me a lot. Is TwoPlusTwo a good poker knowledge source? Should I start some threads? Thank you

If someone from Pokerstars watches this video, they will think "more rake isn't better?"

5 percent rake 3bb cap with 30/40/50 percent Rakeback at 3/6 5/10 is very high? or does the rakeback make it a bit better to play wider?

@jnandezpoker We shouldn't adjust RFI too much for lower stakes, right? We should adjust our cold-calling, and blind defense heavily but if we're RFI then the ranges don't change all too much? Correct me if I'm wrong.

What is the level you have to get to so you don't worry about the rake?

I have problems with three betting out of position. Usually the flop misses me and I have 1-2 callers. If I check someone else invariably bets and I have to release. If I cbet, there is usually at least 1 caller and I end up having to check/fold the turn. Would I be giving up much if I never 3bet from OOP? Also is there a calling range OOP? If I find myself check folding a lot in general, could that be a sign of a leak? I play PLO 25 and many of the regular opponents are tight (VPIP in the 20's), my VPIP is 32 PFR 20

Hi friend , I will start playing on unibet plo tomorrow , and there is the oposite, at micro stakes the rake is 1% then 3% at low stakes , and 6% at mid high stakes , should I play more hands there then ? Even at nl4 ?

He says to play tight to avoid rake, what kind of hand range are we looking at here?

hello .. the main prob I face is when I win ...I win small chunks and when I lose ( mostly run bad ) I lose almost my winnings from previous sessions . how do I improve and suggest me best way when to stop if I lose in a session

Hey Jnandez, do you think a 25/50 CHP (pesos argentinos) game with 2,5% rake (2 players in the pot) and 5% (3 or more players in the pot), 100 CHP CAP, with a lot fishs can be profitable?. Do you think this rake is too big? Thx

Why do you fold 10956 double suited on the button Fernando? At 2:57

In the 3 way limp pot when u had aces, it checked through then guy bets pot why fold? Actually why did u limp fold?

Man i wish i could fold sets on the turn when flush comes in fuck that im calling and hoping that board pairs lol

I got the best tip from the start^^. Dont play on pokerstars guys LOL

Is your mastermind program suited for someone who wants to get more successful in plo mtts or is it better suited for cash game players?

I have been playing PLO SNG, How we will adjust to the ICM of SNGs in PLO? Or is this a bad idea? Even if it is, i would like to know how you would TRY to overcome this? Just seems too complicated, i've been doing pretty well over 6k sngs just guessing and trying to play as good as possible (i think the opponents are mainly fish at PLO tbh, maybe 1 or 2 okay-ish players per game) and i can tell that no one really seems to know what they're doing when it comes to ICM in these games, they are either just folding whenever they can cash in the fifty50, or they call far too often, and none of them seem to be piling on the pressure on the bubble like i am? Can't find any info on these ANYWHERE, I know its kind of a weird game to ask advice on, but if you got time at some point, it'd be greatly appreciated! :) thanks for all the content dude, you're awesome!

Which site is you are playing?

Playing on ACR 1/2 PLO, one session, AAxx 6 times all in preflop and lost all of them. What are the odds?

How much time should one play per day?

I have a specific question but it's kind of long. Can I email you or should I ask it on here?

not sure how I feel about the all in at 7:00 with the bottom boat. At the end of the day, you're only getting called by better boat, and you're just hoping the ace high flush crying calls..

at what stakes does rake not matter anymore or like way less? $2/5 - $5/10? Great vid btw

@0580steve

3 жыл бұрын

I was going to ask the same thing but went through the comments first. Did you ever get an answer?

Good tips man definitely not teaching what I play lol and that's probably a good thing.

what is it, like 3am?

Master of didactic.Congrats.

@JNandezPoker 25:51 Is it not okay to call here with middle set, or you are not getting odds to draw to full house thinking he might have straight or a flush here? Please explain

@RichardRennes

3 жыл бұрын

He`s not getting the correct odds to draw to a full house, and the other player could have top 2 or top set with a straight already, giving even less outs to win with, or possibly drawing dead to a 1 outer. Plus, if all his full house outs are actually live, and the river pairs, he would not get any more money from the other player on the river, so his implied odds are zero.

@tonymaurizi3804

2 жыл бұрын

@@RichardRennes damn

Anyone have any good free preflop charts?

Biggest struggle. Underfulls say board comes QQ8 and we have 88Xx. It's clear by the raise of call out opponent he has the Q. Is the money just going in or should I be folding on k, j a 10 kind of turns and shoving others?

@JNandezPoker

6 жыл бұрын

Consider slowplaying more with these hands and potentially not even c-bet the flop, also don't raise flops with these hands. Keep your opponents range as wide as possible.

@Meg-ts3kx

6 жыл бұрын

Fear of getting outdrawn haha. The struggle is real.

@r4f43ll

5 жыл бұрын

why are you fearing only AKJT ? if he has QQ32 and turn comes QQ8 3 you're dead to 1 out just the same.

"Range is out of whack" Guilty as charged, stacking the pros.

JN BUYING A FERRARI - CONFIRMED!!!!!!

If the rake is 2.5% instead of 5 should I play different? Thanks for doing this video :)

@JNandezPoker

6 жыл бұрын

You can play a bit looser preflop for sure.

2244 calling sqz multiway (I know otb, awesome, but...? how often you will be staking being ahead with lowest set on board?

@jasonjenkins6373

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah 4 way. If i played in that same hand someone would have crushed me with their pocket kings!

I followed your bankroll challenge a while back where you tried to build from $1,000 to $10,000, I learned so much from watching you play. What ever happened to the challenge? I think you maxed out around 3,000 then it stopped.

fernando, what language do you speak? maybe portuguese or spanish?

How was he able to see what the other guy was holding after the hand @ 11:25?

@mats2893

3 жыл бұрын

If you havent figured it out in two years: you click the circled arrow in the top left corner to see hand history of the latest hands after a hand is done

I have a question...... is it worth playing on zoom with stars or partypoker with a rakeback deal weekly? I’m talking about $25 PLO

@Kkkllkll

4 жыл бұрын

as long as you can beat the field its totally worth it

No 3-bet on the button with 7 8 9 10 single suited? Would be great if you explained that :) . 12:42

@fabian6003

6 жыл бұрын

Marvin Nash Single suited rundowns are never 3bet, at least 100bb deep. Go crazy with double suited connected hands instead!

@Nash9r

6 жыл бұрын

Think so? Even with the premise to play as many 3-bet pots as possible? This is a nice rundown (I would not do that with 3456) and we have the button.

@AndreasFroehliPoker

6 жыл бұрын

Marvin Nash yes...never this deep

@JNandezPoker

6 жыл бұрын

Single-suited unpaired hands play much worse in 3-bet pots than most people think. The goal of the 3-bet pot is to flop smooth, which means to connect to as many boards as possible, single suited hands do a poor job achieving this goal. Stick to double-suited connected hands such as JT97 as well as Aces, when it comes to 3-betting.

@Nash9r

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the replies. Makes sense. I love these rundowns though. Because if you flop really good, you can have 60 or more % against the stack off ranges of your opponents with 2 pair or so.

You look like Louis Litt

This is ONE approach but I've seen plenty of exceptions.. players who limp alot beating the rake at these stakes and also players who play lots of hands beat the rake.

I am interested in lessons and videos, are they available in Spanish? Please, how do you do to show the force of the hand? Best regards

@JNandezPoker

5 жыл бұрын

The videos are in english only

@prusikmallorca

5 жыл бұрын

Only videos in your web?

I seem to have issues with people that have no idea when they are supposed to fold. Right now I can't beat the rake due to bankroll issues (playing micro stakes)...but it just seems I get one or two outed WAY too much. I think I am pretty capable of deciding on what starting hands to raise and re-raise with pre, but just seem to get unlucky way too often. Frustrating more than anything, as I know that the luck factor will not stay with people long-term. That said, how do you deal with people that just raise every hand at those levels?

@KevinSmith-vz7xh

6 жыл бұрын

I do play a patient game and usually get rewarded when I do. It's the times that all the money goes in and I have a 93% hand and they suck out. I know the starting hands and what to do after the flop, turn and river. Its just frustrating playing so well for a time span then just getting it sucked out on you by someone that has one out to win. I know the response will be "that's the kind of players you want" but it still maddens me to no end. You think maybe playing a little higher will help this? The only place I can really play right now is ACR and Ignition....sometimes they seem so rigged....

@KevinSmith-vz7xh

6 жыл бұрын

I appreciate your comments. I always play with the thoughts that online I am against the odds...but usually (say 80% of the time) play my hands correctly. Getting it in ahead, betting for value when I hit a hand....and I study as well (upswing poker). I feel like I am learning and getting what experience I can.

@avraampro9875

2 жыл бұрын

Play tight, easy game to beat

the video is to good to dislike! but i want to dislike becaus we have to keep this stuf secret! haha (liked ;') )

Before Cardi b there was nando wit okurrr

20:23 aren't you afraid of 55 99 TT they play that al the time and also check rivers.

Hi

I see many spanish-type names so the clock is for sure 03.00

How do you beat Low stakes PLO ? You DONT play at Pokerstars

@scooby6147

5 жыл бұрын

Why ?

@PsychedelicPalm

5 жыл бұрын

Actually PokerStars has the most fish

You can't the edge isn't big enough and the rake kills any edge you have

2:14 that has nothing to do with rake. You only lose money to rake when you win a hand and even then you win money, the pot won't be negative or less than what you put into it. You may lose moneyif you're playing too loose, but it's not because of rake. Contributing to rake is not money lost to rake (unless you go far enough to consider "money disappeared from the table so i can't win it now" an issue).

Hard to beat 20bb/100 rake .

@robertroro3945

6 жыл бұрын

I comment that before I saw not even a minute from the video. You know exactly what's going on in the market. Gg

Does it bother anybody else that he has so many chests to open on all his videos?? Open them!!

is this zone poker? why the hell does he keep jumping to different tables lmao

my opponent always hits on the river

nadie en castellanoooo- españollll

At 1:11 $26.75 at 29:51 $32.95 ...in half an hour $6 winning !? 🤔 You’re killing it !! Lol

@doluseb

5 жыл бұрын

Junito Punto Comm at 25plo that is 48bb per hour...that's killing it

@kevinlange5930

5 жыл бұрын

$12/hr. × 8 Tables. What's your hourly?

I wish i could pay on that site

25:56 you had a full house dude

@marinastefania6369

3 жыл бұрын

no, watch again....

It's da rake ennit

you know what's killing me in lowstakes. The Rake. It's too fucking much.

25:53 you folded a full house because you was worried about the hearts?

@mevlutkrtas5488

2 жыл бұрын

He only has a set. It is different from Texas holdem. You must use 3 cards from board and 2 cards from your hand.