Burnsabre

on the 7784 hand I feel like his line is mostly Tx+straight draw or QJ9 turned bluff sort of stuff. These are the only 2 bet/call flop (folding flush turns) Most of the flush draw combos just jam the flop imo. Since our equity vs a T without a fd is close to vs naked AA, I think we have a call.

at 2:40, what starting hand chart are you checking "it"? Wasn't aware that there was a hand chart out for PLO

My experience on the site has been very suspicious. Lots of 2 outer set over set setups coming on turn and river, and I've seen AA v KK a ton with KK winning what seems like the majority. With no way to track hands, observation bias is probably at play but my spidey senses have definitely been set off playing there.

Thanks Phil. I'm actually coming from a very high level limit holdem background and I think the pace here is perfect. I get to see the preflop decisions and evaluate them before they vanish (any random connected junk looks good to LHE players) and then I get detailed thought processes on flop texture, hand range, and actual holding which is huge for the range vs range GTO standard in the LHE environment. A lot of your higher level zoom videos I can get the postflop concepts but find myself missing completely in the preflop level and sometimes the ranges become very ambiguous for me.

So yeah, preflop! Yay! Postflop: absolute gold!

Good vid. I would like to see more and hope you finish the session.

One thing I got out of it is your preflop randomness, limping and opening based on gameflow instead of mostly on preflop hand strength. Also mixing up your 3b's (choosing not to 3b the last hand like KQJ6ds), I know in past matches I have had difficulty vs these types of players with almost a "random" preflop strategy.

A couple questions about turn sizing out of position vs flop checkbacks:
If the turn brings in a flush you go half pot. What about when the turn brings up a backdoor flush draw? How bout when the flop is lockdown (TT4r) or (764r)? How bout on monotone flops and a blank turn?

Top of your range = call imo. I think at least some percentage of the time he isn't cbetting this flop with the completely whiffed 8765 stuff in his range vs 2 players. If he's at all decent, he never ckbks AA OTT. Sucks that you're blocking hearts but his line just doesn't make much sense.

Thanks Phil.. I come from an LHE background where I'm 3b happy all the time. Gotta curb that a bit. We were probably 50 hands on anonymous table so probably more unknown that not. He had garbage aces... ... yep.

In villain's shoes, I'd expect most of the fd combos to be jamming this flop so if a spade hits on the turn, I'm going to be barrelling it quite often. Also, is villain just mindlessly cbet/folding here that often? Don't really think so.

I'm actually a limit player so give me some slack if this is a stupid question. Why would we prefer to overbet the nuts (JT on the AKQ b b) river vs a capped range of 2p or less? I would say his range is capped but doesn't seem to be very inelastic here. If it was possible, would we be overbetting when vbetting our AK and AQ combos as well?

I'd be down with this. I'm mostly a LHE player and HUPLO player but starting to transition to 6max, playing 600 and 1000 right now online mostly.

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