Exploring 5-Card PLO: Preflop 3-Betting Ranges
Posted by Emty
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Thank you for the video. Very much liked it. I did not realize how much a pair reduced value of a mid card run down. Very insightful point.
Curious if you think people bluff less overall in five card compared to four card but more with like a single ace on a flush board. Thx
Hey IP.Man
It's definitely very spot and player dependent. Players have an easy to to find the obvious, so-called "natural bluffs" with for example the nut Flush blocker.
Yet, many players have a hard time to find bluffs that aren't so obvious, for example when it is about turning certain made hands into bluffs on the River although we might have a tiny amount of showdown value as well. So as in 4card, I would say that players in 5card are overall underbluffing in Turn/River spots, specifically at micro & low stakes.
Best,
Emty
Greetings!
At 34:55, I have a question on ds pure (xxzzy) and ds with the triple suit (xxzzz)
In my head, it would maybe make sense to think that with the triple suit on the K, it would make it harder to be dominated on this suit by the opponent(s), and this "EV" would overcome the fact that its harder to hit the flush with your hand being triple suited.
I kinda like the triple suit on the K, but I`m not gona discuss with the solver heheh
What is your take on it? Maybe it haves more significancy on multi-way pots or is it just 100% worst to have the triple suit on the K?
Thanks for the content!
thank for the video, appreciate it a lot
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