$50PLO: Leaving Behind the 9-5 (Part 2)
Posted by Paul Toda
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Good video, would be nice if some solver/vision showing along some of the spots thanks.
I will do it in the next series, more in depth strategy.
Great video. Like to see anything with exploit based play!
Great review!
First hand, if we do bet 50% pot and get called in any spot are we forced to xf most turns?
25:33 table 2 kkj7 you said flop was a check. On such a dry q high board, don't we get to cbet a lot of our range?
35:50 table 2 qj99, what is the purpose of the flop raise? Is it a mergy value/semibluff?
Do all bare top pairs have minimal showdown value that we have to mostly bluff?
Hope to see another part. Thanks!
25:33 Our C-betting frequency BTN vs BB on Unpaired boards will range from 45 to 55%, only some A high board it will be around 60%.
Q42 will be in the lower frequency region, because of the 2 low cards and something like QT5 will be a higher frequency C-Bet, but it won't be a big difference, maybe something around 5%.
Considering this factors, we never C-bet a lot of our range and the KKJ7 combo from the video, can be a bet sometimes, but it will be really uncomfortable vs a x/raise so I prefer the check.
35:50 I explained most of the reason in the video, the lowest playability combos with top pair and Pair usually make good raise or x/raise bluffs.
In PLO most bluffs on flop or turn are semi bluffs, it's not as clear as in NLHE.
There will be one more and final part.
Thank you for the feedback.
Good luck!
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