rasmus1610

For the Micros I'd prefer a much more aggressive BRM. But at PLO50 I would also want to have 50Bi

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/153/high-stakes-pl-omaha/rake-analysis-between-plo-nlhe-incl-zoom-1461881/ i hope its allowed to post a link to another forum. otherwise just delete it.

essential videos are mostly micro/low stakes content and elite videos are directed to higher stakes, like mid/highstakes. thats how understand the difference

yeah a preflop call seems to be much easier to play imo.

this is brilliant...your point about floating vs. raising

Awesome work. A thing how I approach this problem is by floating the flop often IP. If they cbet on dry flops and you call them they don't fire the second barrel often enough and fold the turn very often if they check to you. 

But a thing I need to work on is to have also to have a bluff raising range on the flop. 

I dont think it is too tight vs. 2 oop. I mean you got nothing but an overpair and a gutshot. With the nfd i would commit myself though, but since you don't have a flush draw I would also play the hand like this ;)

sounds like a solid micro PLO start. keep it up. its fun to read

Gl tom. Your Videos were the Most enjoyable and valuable ones for me

Well that's an a high board and you 3bet preflop. So isn't this a pretty standard cbet on this flop because it crushes your perceived range? 

I don't know how loose you 3bet but you should have many AAxx combos in your perceived range. 

On the other hand it sucks to be raised on this flop but you will fold out so much equity by cbetting imo.

On turn I would also jam I guess

thats the best thing you can do. it teaches you so much about your game and taking aggressive shots is the best thing you can do for your roll as well. if you bust your shot roll, so be it. go back, rebuild and do it again. but if the shot works you made a huge step forward

well you can play a bit with a variance calculator and see that if you play 6max NLHE (what i assume you play) even after 600k hands with a winrate of 7bb/100 your 95% confidence intervall for your winrate is between 4,5bb/100 and 9bb/100 so even after a huge sample you cant be very sure whats your real winrate. But as likeclockwork said. this doesnt matter. you cant play poker result orientated. if you feel like you can beat the next limit and you have the proper roll then you can move up. 

i understand what you want to say with the break even grinder. but he should be aware of his skill and know that he isnt really crushing his current limit and wont do better a limit above.

but you cant say something like "if i beat limit x with >5bb/100 over sample y im ready to move up"

its doesnt work like this in PLO. you dont really go for % ranges because you cant really say whats a top20% range for example, because starting hands are much more complex in PLO. Its much more important that you understand which hands are strong in what situations and why. A good starting point for this is maybe the PLO from Scratch series which you find, when you google it or the book "PLO: the big play strategy" by Jeff Huang, which tries to classify the hands in PLO a bit but is much too tight for 6max imo. 

thanks guys for your comments. makes sense what you said.

i just dont feel comfortable c/C OOP but thats something i need to work on :P im always scared of getting bluffed on every flush turn, because thats what i would do IP

i think IP the best option is to just call. i mean we just have a inside wrap and the 2nd nut backdoor flushdraw which gives us some good turn cards but i wouldnt be super excited to get the money in ASAP vs. a passiv fish...

Yeah i would def raise this Type of hands for value IP. Just to strong to limp behind. I would rather limp this Type of aces Villain had than our Type of Hand, cause Rainbow aces dont Flop often enough..

i would also get it in on the flop. you say he is pretty aggressive so he doesnt need to have flopped a higher set, but can have something like top2 + fd, top2 + OESD or something weaker like he did there.

finally someone playing more of my stakes :D

preflop is totally fine i guess. you got a strong hand and position and so you are able to put pressure on the two limpers.

I probably wouldnt bet the flop, because you really got no piece of it and you are up against two villains. HU i would bet this flop all day long tho.

to give up after being called by two is fine too i guess.