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Poker Video: Pot-Limit Omaha by DJ Sensei (Micro/Small Stakes)

Beedogs rule!

For posterity:

E = r / (p + 2r)

Wolfram Alpha: http://www.wolframalpha.com/

What I meant by overlay in the pot is when the pot is laying me better than break-even payoff against my equity, e.g., I have 20 left and 25% equity, break-even is a pot with 60 in it but the pot has 85 in it. It's the flip side of the cost/risk of my wager being less than my equity.

I agree about your multiway preflop point. That's not what I was thinking about. I was thinking about flop semi-bluff jam/shove situations or turn call all-in situations, where you are pretty sure you have an overlay. Like on the turn if I only have 10BB left and there is 190BB in the pot after Villain shoves (has me covered) and I've got at least 20% equity, I'm never folding that.

Great short, DJ.

I know 90% was over the top it was not run bad that made me say it. I guess I was trying to say is in that situation we are behind majority of the time and we are never folding.

Favorite short so far. Lol at beedogs.

Time Link to 00:17:21

Can you explain this a bit more, possibly?

Ooops...that was supposed to be a note to self!! Ah well, too late now...just in case you DO go on to explain it! Sorry 'bout that!