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I'll make a blog post about my current huplo journey soon, as I've just moved up to PLO100, and it's going fairly well thus far. For now, however I want to post a review of PLOQuickPro, KasinoKrime's new training tool that I had the good fortune of getting a sneak peak of.

When John first announced that he was coming out with his own training tool for PLO, I was reasonably excited, as I had aspirations of getting my PLO game in order.  His website currently has a couple of preview videos on it, and I enjoyed watching them.  I contacted John yesterday and asked him whether there would be any HU content within his program, or if it was more geared for 6max.  He told me that it was 6max based, but some of the material would be useful for a HU player.  He thought about it for a bit, and told me that there was one lesson in his series that he thought would be very helpful to my aspiring HU game.  He sent me session 10 in his series titled Postflop Warfare.

The lesson states its purpose, and piqued my interested immediately "Big hands in PLO often play themselves - I have a set, you have a big draw, we put the money in and just see who wins.  With that being the case, the money made in PLO is through the small and medium pots". 

I found the information presented in the video to be useful (immediately i started to try to implement the strategies, and found them to be successful), and easy to understand.  John presented the material very clearly and gave lots of hand history examples to round out the video. 

I haven't gotten to look at anything else from his program yet, but can say with confidence that if the rest of the material is as powerful as this video was, the PLO games are going to get a lot harder!  Getting this product will help you keep ahead of the curve!

Thanks for giving me a preview John.

LQ