BoiseEndBoss

In the sims shown in the video OOP is leading 50% pot bet. Can we simplify to this bets size for all our leads, or do we need other sizes? If we do, what are they and how do we best recognize when to use them? In my games on apps i mostly find opponents who are 1. passive and c bet far to little. 2. Lag Maniacs who over cbet for large sizes. How would these player types effect our leading ranges and frequencies? I would like to let you know that your content is some of the very best I have ever seen. I have been watching training content since the start of Cardrunners, RIO, Upswing, and PLO MASTERMIND. I have never found someone who explains the WHY of the game as clearly as you do. BRAVO!!

flat call pre. ch/f flop as played

This combo is too disconnected to raise out of position. As more players enter the pot we need to tighten our raising range significantly. Hands like AKQJds and the like are much better raises. Hero's hand looks far better than it performs. the 9 and 3 low danglers make it to marginal for a raise. As played we basically have an OESD on the flop. In PLO 4 ways an OESD is not a hand we can bet or ch/call. I think your'e seeing the two back door flush draws as a huge boost to your hands value. Back doors matter but not as much when the SPR is this low and you have multiple opponents.

Great Vid. I really enjoy the amount of detail you go into though some may find it dry. What effect would higher rake say at the Micros have on your mixed strategy? I have been following JNandez on Utube and he opens full pot at the micros OTB with his entire range. As you show in your graph you gain a large EV chunk by mixing but is this nullified by rake when opening for 2bb?