Emty

Emty takes a look at a low stakes session on GG where the focus is on stealing pots that he has no business winning.

Emty uses a session at $25PLO on GG to focus on preflop and how small adjustments here can have downstream implications and big impacts to your bottom line.

Fresh off his From The Ground Up PLO5 course launch, Tom Emter breaks down a 5 card PLO session on the GG streets and looks to put some theoretical concepts to good use.

A deep dive into hand selection and focusing on adjustments in loose player pools with a focus on why we should not cold call from the SB in high rake environments.

Mandatory study tools to excel at the game and outperform the competition. How and when to use study software such as Vision GTO Trainer. The benefits of private coaching.

1 extra card, A focus on why we should be extremely mindful and alert when playing and why absorption of information of our opponents is of extreme importance.

A deep dive into hand selection and focusing on hand selection/adjustments in loose player pools, which hands represent the highest EV, and why we should use GTO only as a baseline.

In these six live sessions, we seek to establish the key differences between these stakes and how to best succeed at each. We also seek to put theory into practice and occasionally reference specific videos from the course that can better elaborate on key concepts that arise over the course of the sessions.

Defining the different types of opponents we will face and subsequent impacts on our overall strategy.

How to adjust our 3Betting range when there is a cold caller involved. Includes a focus on how to adjust versus players who won't fold preflop and how to react versus AAxx heavy 4Bettors.

Major mistakes PLO 4C players make when transitioning to PLO 5C and a focus on where edges in PLO 5C can be gained including preflop hand selection, equity realization, SPR, and equity smoothness.

How positional disadvantage impacts our 3Betting range

How to adjust our preflop range from each position versus one or more limpers with a focus on the type of limper we're facing.

A continuation of the preivious video focusing on opening in late position and the small blind.

A discussion of the major components that qualify a hand for 3Betting and the major flaws of hands people tend to mistakenly 3Bet.

An illustration of how swingy PLO 5C can be and why a conservative bankroll management strategy will help you climb through the stakes in a low risk manner.

Looking at different board runouts and explaining when it makes sense to take over the initiative. Presenting a couple hand histories to solidify the learnings

Our overall Cbet strategy is on display and we weigh the wide calling ranges of our opponents, the importance of positional advantage, and how to exploit the notion that the population is not leading enough.

How shall we construct our decision-making process when it comes to playing as close to a GTO strategy as possible versus adapting to how our opponents play? How can we maximize our EV? Why we should always play and think exploititavely.

A discussing on the importance of not cold calling excessively, instead having a solid cold call range coupled with an aggressive 3Bet strategy.

A close look at the myth that we should be calling wider in multiway pots due to the improved pot odds we are presented with.

We look at how to adjust our ranges for opening/coldcalling/3betting/4betting when playing deep and the impact to our raise-first-in ranges.

In these six live sessions, we seek to establish the key differences between these stakes and how to best succeed at each. We also seek to put theory into practice and occasionally reference specific videos from the course that can better elaborate on key concepts that arise over the course of the sessions.

Welcome to the 5C PLO Course. This video walks you through what to expect from this course and how to best utilize the concepts discussed to improve your PLO games.

While AAxx is obvious, we explore how to loosen our 4Bet range beyond aces and when it's appropriate to do so.

The importance of thinking in ranges and the concepts of range and polarity advantage are discussed.

So we 3Bet preflop and our opponent called and we need to figure out how to proceed. We make use of a simulation that assumes our opponent does not fold any hand to a 3Bet which is common for low/mid stakes players.

The course concludes with a recap of what was learned, conclusions that can be drawn, and how to continue your 5 card education in the future.