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Poker Video: Pot-Limit Omaha by whitelime (Mid Stakes)

I think perhaps the best point made in this video, and it might have been in other videos but I glossed over it, was the All-in equities point referring to suited hands.

Everyone kinda knows you have to have a bit of the gamble in ya to play PLO, most people just resign themselves to the fact that slightly-weighted flips are part of the game. When we do look at how often stacks go in, it drives how the fact that starting hand strength can really cost you in the long run 2% at a time...

After losing an hour watching ep one, I hope to get some value out of this one.

This series inspired me to play a little PLO myself. Really good instructive video, I feel like I already have some good basic fundementals.

Time Link to 00:23:22

whitelime,

I've sceen a few people that have 3bet and folded to a 4bet. In this hand the button 3bet and folded to a 4bet from utg+1. Does this happen fairly often at mid-high stakes? I guess agianst an agressive button 3bettor we might have some fold equity to our 4bets?

Time Link to 00:35:32

This pokerbelizi guy is the guy I said earlyer was 3betting a ton and folding to 4bets. Given that is this a hand you might 4bet? Or would you rather thave something like J987ds befor you started thinking about 4betting? or is 4betting just a bad idea in genral OOP with hands like these cause we'll get a flop like you did w/ bottom pair and a flush draw on board we dont have.

meh on second thought I think if i was going to 4bet light I'd add KK** into my range rather than small rundowns.

bah

Time Link to 00:11:32

Does raising his river bet to like $420ish here suck?

Time Link to 00:40:26

why do you think, that barreling on the river here is bad?

for instance, would you b/f AAxx here or c/c or c/f?

btw watched ep one and two so far and I really liked it, you are really good at explaining your actions

Time Link to 00:33:41

I was kind of suprised to see AKT4 folded OTB to a CO preflop raise?