Bart is so right about the pre flop action. You ALWAYS want to get a very low SPR with Aces if you can.

Bart I have been hearing for years that PLO is the game of the future (for live cash games) What's your opinion?

Great video I just had back to back hands in similar fashion with aces and I'm very new to plo so this def changed my pov a little lol.

pair + gutter + back door flush draw is actually EVEN MONEY against dry aces!!!

@nickthequikpoker5461

3 жыл бұрын

Both players have up and down straight draws

The biggest problem people have in PLO is they overvalue aces. This isn't the worst AAxx as the player has a nut suit. As short as the player is, he should really be making his decision on getting it in preflop. Raise to $90, then unless the flop is a total disaster (like 567 all hearts) just get it in. This flop isn't bad, because there is no made hand possible yet and he may be ahead with AA and has backdoors to a flush, straight and full house. He also blocks his opponent from having hands like A4xx and A5xx; and holds outs needed for a 54xx hand. PLO is a game of much thinner equity, but more action.

3457 is arguably the minimal rundown hand to open with, so the villain isn't necessarily out of line. I like the short stack but not the small raise with AAxx. In PLO, bet sizing can be used to "push" players out of the pot, or "pull" them into a multiway pot, depending if you prefer implied or reverse implied odds with your hand. With AAxx & a small stack, you want to "push" players out and/or maximize reverse implied odds. The hero could even try buying in for $200 and topping off when down to 25 big blinds. A $200 stack would have solved all his problems here, even with the smallish 3 bet. There's nothing wrong with a small stack. The buy in limit is fixed in favor of very large stacks to begin with. Your small stack is the last thing big stacks want to see, so use it as a weapon. Small stacks can work in your favor, especially if you an induce multi way jam fests with everyone vying for your tiny stack. If $200 in a $2/5 isn't enough, try $400 in a $5/10 game if possible.

Grandpa, don’t worry...You played it perfectly !! The only problem...the fish got lucky on the river !! 😂

I have to disagree Bart. I don't think the open is as terrible as you say if he has 3456 double suited(assuming suits and other card) and once reraised I like this hand a lot... it's also ahand that plays well as a 3-bet in late position. I think we should point out that the V should be moving all in with his equity on the flop... As a new player to PLO; I'd suggest only raising pot and betting pot. You should be playing very tight and this sizing won't give anything away and makes the most sense with limited amount of bluffs you'll have.

@pokerandtravel6946

7 жыл бұрын

coldblood92 if you like this open, please tell us where you play, so we can visit 😁

@coldblood92

7 жыл бұрын

Haha

@Roman-uc3bs

6 жыл бұрын

what city and state do you play in? And are there other players who play there who like 3456 double suited?

@well.thy.one.

Жыл бұрын

@@Roman-uc3bs folding that hand? Puss

It's probably not relevant, but can the vilain open 20?? Normally the max should be 17. Am I wrong?

i dont play much plo but when i do i m so afraid of sets am i crazy?

@fundiver198

6 жыл бұрын

Not really since with 6 different combinations of 2 cards dealt to each player, people are much more likely to have them than in NLH. The value of all hands go down tremendously in PLO, so its not like, its that big of a deal to have two aces preflop, as it is in NLH.

Don’t tell ‘‘em Bart nooooooo

Driest flop on earth, JAM

How can you bet to deny equity when you don't even know if your good to begin with.

@Gos1234567

Жыл бұрын

lol exactly the hands you would’ve denying equity to must already be hands you beat if they are folding.Also at lower stakes anyway people will just call

7:01 “ I had pocket AA 8 times on the session and played them all differently trying to see which is the right way to play them” that my friends is the thought process of a fish! Only high level poker players will understand my thought process hearing that

@frochi

2 жыл бұрын

A very good player once told me that someone can have all the talent in the world, but anyone can be outworked. Nothing is more true than that in poker. At least the guy is willing to learn

Hmmmm.... Heads up with pair, gutshot and backdoor flush? Yeah, you call that all in all day. You are WAY over 33% equity vs AA any any

Great example of how badly PLO is being played by both the caller & Bart - everyone is playing 4 card hold em which is an incredibly poor way to play Omaha

@drlance4theipad

7 жыл бұрын

ipadsforautism Perfectly said