Obviously I am a pro at PLO and should give up my day job etc.
Should I be winning playing like this?
(9 handed Ring)
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Thread: Early PTOmaha Stats
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11-16-2006 #1
Early PTOmaha Stats
Last edited by WotaWaster; 11-16-2006 at 10:53 AM.
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11-16-2006 #4
I am extremely tight preflop. If I have 1 card which isn't connected to the other 3 I will instafold hands like KKJ2, KQJ3, 789Ar where others may see a flop. This is partly because I don't yet trust my playing of marginal ahnds and so want to give myself the chance of having monster hands and redraws when i hit.
I am aiming to take the same line of education I took with NL Texas Hold 'Em.
I am starting of pretty much playing super TAG in a full ring game with a large player pool and with minimal consideration to position and opponents. I will loosen up slightly in later position and obviously if someones a total donk I will notice, but I am not for example going to try hard to pick up that one player will always call the flop with any sort of hand and fold on the turn if a scare card falls.
When I have raised preflop in a shorthanded pot I will usually fire on flop as I would if my AK missed in Hold 'Em. Other than that I am just playing my big hands and draws very strong.
As I become more experienced I expect I will start to loosen up my starting requirements and be able to pay more attention to individual reads. At this stage I will probably move to 6 max and shorthanded games and begin to play a more LAG style.
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11-17-2006 #5
lol that anyone pays you off, 13%VPIP!!!! People are so bad at cards (not you, the idiots that give you action)
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11-17-2006 #6
I think preflop tightness helps me get paid off in some cases.
E.g - I raise with 6789 and the flop comes down 456.
Somebody with 45xx will put their whole stack in vs me and I imagine this is because they assume I only raise AAxx.
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