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

Hi Gergery, I have really enjoyed your 2 videos and your style of explaining your thought process.

At ~49min on the table right hand side, you fold a flush on the river and give your reasons for doing so. So the fact that the opponent has not much of a stack left is not a factor here?

Sorry if my question is elementary to PLO.

Hi Ulkis,

Thanks for the feedback and kind words; I appreciate it.

The fact that my opponent has a short stack doesn't matter at all as my decision on the river was only to either check(and)-call up to the size of the pot, or bet(and)-fold a smaller amount of the pot. What you may be asking tho is "Isn't the high pot odds I'm getting make it worth calling"? After I led out on the river and he raised, I needed to call $3.50 to win $15, but against that player in that spot with his range of hands after his river action, I didn't think I was going to win often enough even getting that good a price.

-Greg

lol at the guy folding for $1 in a $100+ pot

great vid A+

would like to see some more basic full ring stuff from you

Great video. I would love to see more PLO vids by you at $50 and $100 level 6 max. It seems 6 max gives way more hands to discuss and was pretty obvious watching this video side by side.

Gergery, You had a hand on the full ring table JT87 UTG. You put in a pre flop pot size raise in a very early position. Wouldn't it be better to limp in this spot and try to make this more a multiway pot. Also Dont you risk getting re raised and shut out?

The audio seems to cut out in the mp4 version, just under 4 minutes in.

Time Link to 00:34:04

How would you play this hand, NFD + gutshot, if you were faced with a bet? (vs your different opponents). I'm guessing you would just call.