Appreciate the great content and analyisis! Thanks to your vlog on BIG O, I was able to improve enough to run deep in the first BIG O WSOP event this year. Went from never playing the game to a successful result thanks to you. Jim
@@Kyle-ky7tw I hear this a lot “could,”. There’s a lot of things that “could happen,” but I appreciate it! If you played with scared money you won’t be as much +EV as someone who is more aggro! Ty for the comment and Ty for watching! Hope to see you at the MUG at the Venetian at 2pm on August 2nd!
You should definitely do more Big O content. I watched your lesson on Big O and I still don’t completely get it (nor do I feel confident enough to play Big O), so it’s nice to see it in action.
I'm getting a lot out of your vides, plus I've been running better lately. Last week I felted a guy in an 8 or better plo pot with 444- He had raised preflop, and bet flop- I knew he had aces and low cards, so I raised him on the turn, and he shoved. Board ran out to broadway (which made me nervous, as there was a third guy in the pot), no low. Preflop raiser showed his hand- AA 3 10. 3rd guy was gambling to hit low. I was stuck until that pot, which finally put me up for the night.
I line the analysis very much and appreciate the effort. If it were me I would chop up the videos to 8-10 minute segments, in Depth1, Depth 2, Depth 3, easier, at least for me to maintain good concentration. Thanks for all the hard work. Happy New Year
Ty for watching! I think I’m gonna have a sweet spot at 20 mins - that way it’ll give in depth analysis - but for only a few hands. Ty for the comment!
I have watched, probably around 10 of your videos so far, and I have liked all of them. This one, however, was by far the best one I have seen. The analysis was very interesting, insightful, and informative. Probably the best video I have seen on Big O so far. Thank you! Would love to see more of these for Big O, PLO and PLO-8.
Not a bad name - but…. I think some would miss it. Ty for watching and Ty for the comment - do you prefer the in depth hand analysis or you prefer the older way of looking at the hand and giving a Real life thought reaction?
@@ploprofessor I like the in-depth analysis and I think it could be paired down slightly but nobody's ever happy with anything. I like when you froze the hand. I wish you would have had more visual aids for some of the points of discussion, maybe bullet points, during the time when you're freezing the hand and discussing it. But it's a great addition and valuable to the viewers
I’m not sure how to put them in a play list - but I’ll look into it. And yes! I’ll do a video about bankroll management! I think that’s a great suggestion!
Why would you want coaching from a guy w a VPIP of 80-90% lol. I only needed to watch the first hand to see this guy is pissing away profits. He got his miracle card on the river and got bet into...his quote "I grabbed a stack of black... So here would be the OBVIOUS question to ask this PLO Professor..."Why raise pot when you can ONLY be called by someone who either A. has the same hand or B. has no clue what they are doing (very unlikely in a 10/20 game). Why not make a smaller raise to induce a call and secure more profit with ZERO RISK. . I would have made a one-third pot bet and hope for a call or a raise. His way ...he is only winning what's in the current pot. My way I can make an additional $300 with ZERO risk. I want to maximize profits..not just win the hand.
Always appreciate the comments! You should join us at our next MUG! Keep in mind I may give a ton of action, but part of my secret is rule #1 on big O - don’t pay the nit!!! Lol…. Hopefully I’ll see ya at some cash games during the series or our next MUG!
I totally agree with the tournament side 😉 it’s the same with billiards as to that you can sit there and play all day and a few bad rolls and boom 💥 no money! My Fargo rating is around 650 and I’ve been in tournaments where I have the dead nuts and some how get drawn out on lol… I’ve always hated tournaments and would rather play a cash game! 😉
I’ll always be a cash player at heart. Wayne and I do play tournaments to learn, make some $$$, and of course winning them gives us more notoriety…. But yeah, cash is where it’s at for me.
I can’t recall but keep in mind my vpip in big O is extremely high - 75%+. I know that’s not the norm but I play overly aggressive style. Ty for watching and Ty for the comment!
Remember the following text: "I learned early on from a very wise Big O player not to force opponents out when I have the best possible hand by making large bets on the river. Usually, I make 25-30% pot bets and get called down about 80% of the time. If you are the opponent, how much will you call to "see"? That's the question you need to ask. How much more money am I making in this situation every time than just betting the pot and either splitting the pot or not getting a call? Even if there are multiple players, I would only bet the pot if I am certain that the other players are competing for the low hand. I also had to teach myself that it's okay to make a smaller bet on the turn with the best possible high hand and potentially allow a low hand to get there, as the odds are in my favor that the opponent won't catch and I will make more money. I've already secured a profit and have virtually no risk. The likelihood of a low hand coming on the river varies depending on the number of players in the hand, but as we know, three or four-way action to the river is common, so the odds can be anywhere from 30% to 15% that a low hand will come on the river. I'll take those odds all day and make a smaller bet on the turn to encourage action. It usually results in more money for me."
@@rudyherrera1274 I think that would be awesome! If you can set that up - if we couldn’t make it this trip - we would specifically make a trip down the road just for that!
Generally speaking If you don’t have a chance to scoop in big O and are only playing for half the pot then you shouldn’t be playing that hand! Ty for the comment and Ty for watching!
Yes I coach both professional and recreational players and anyone looking to improve their game. Most of my students would tell you the focus is on poker but I’m more of a life coach… But yes if you’re interested in having a session with me - feel free to text and we discuss more (plus I have references so if you want you can ask my students how I am as a coach) 906.361.2509
Honestly playing 75VPIP is nuts.. This why you aren't playing the higher limits, no offense. PS: I find your videos very entertaining to watch plus you sound very likeable. I hope you can fix a few leaks so you can move up where big bucks are made. LIterally just cut out 20% our of your range and you would be crushing.
I’ve played 5-10-25 and I’ve shot taken at 10/25/50…. But I’ve found the higher stakes tend to be tighter games? At least they all were during the series - I even couldn’t stand the 5/5 big o game because it played way too tight! I know 75 vpip is crazy - but I also feel like I understand big o more than anyone else at the table. I know I have a big ego (especially when it comes to big o). But it’s honestly how I feel! I always appreciate all comments and Ty for watching!
66 full hand pot was1020 and you bet 500 and got 3/4 = 1515. So you lost 5 bucks by not betting full pot to blow him off the hand, On another hand by betting only 500 you made it tempting for him to call you off with trips Ks or Aces up, I say that was 5 dollars well spent.
I think it’s funny you call yourself super aggro when you’re limping pos hands and then flatting when people are making horrible blocker bets. That’s not aggression. That’s just a fish playing every hand hoping for the best.
I always appreciate the comments even if I disagree with them! Some of the hands that are limped you saw Because it was early on in the session and I was feeling out the table! That’s pretty standard with most games is they start off a little slow then get heated up. Glad though I have at least one viewer who doesn’t think I’m overly aggro! Ty for the comment and Ty for watching! Happy new year!
You must not understand how poker works Gary Winn. When you call yourself super aggressive and you’re never being aggressive in your videos the. You’re not aggro. It’s just the facts. Maybe you should watch some of these videos and see how plo professor is always calling calling calling and never repotting it and being aggro.
@@MidwestSlotking maybe the video doesn’t do it justice as to how aggro I am, but I can assure you from the live play that I’m probably the most aggro style in Big O - the hands that I showed for review may not be demonstrating how aggro I am but hopefully I’ll see you this Thursday and Friday at our MuG in Chicago and you can see it live in action!
@@Kyle-ky7tw I played there many times - it’s my bankroll builder - and that 15/30 is softer than 1600 count sheets. We have our MEET UP GAME coming in Vegas at the Venetian - plo4/ big O/ $10 DBBP - we already have 10 on the pre-made list. August 2nd at 2pm. Come play against this “hero who plays so many bad hands” and teach me please! Message me on what’s app if you want to get added to the list. 906.361.2509 - otherwise it’ll be on Poker Atlas when the new room opens on August 1st. Ty for the comment and ty for watching! Hope to see you there!
sorry but i just have to say this but as a poker player myself can we normalize better tips for dealers? im tired of seeing "pro players" tipping a single $1 on a pot thats 1k+? come on but this is just a shame and it breaks my heart that you probably feel like its a honor to tip a dollar. just my opinion i know that it doesnt matter on the internet.
I think this is a point that isn’t talked about enough. It’s an excellent point. It is actually something I go over with my students in their first session. So when I tip $1 per pot - I end up spending a little over $6,000 per year on dealer tips (not including any tournaments). When someone shows on their vlog that they are tipping 5 or 10 per pot - on pots that are normal (like 600-1k pots in 1-2-5 plo). When I see someone doing that it demonstrates that that particular individual may not be a professional poker player because if we are earning for example 100k per year (and that’s a big if after all expenses) - tipping $5 or $10 per pot would significantly decrease our income. Second. Dealers earn what they deserve. I used to be a dealer - and I would earn about 50 an hour dealing. So a buck a pot on a normal pot is reasonable - a few bucks if it’s a huge pot I can see….. But I’m glad you brought it up because yes as pros we do tip, Rec players will tip much greater than a pro because it doesn’t impact a Rec players income where it significantly impacts our income. I hope that helps answers that in the best way possible - but yeah, most pros will tip a buck a pot unless it’s a significant pot. You can usually “tell” or “spot” out a Rec if you see them tip the dealer five or ten bucks. Ty for the comment and Ty for watching!
Best format for BIG O analysis! Makes visualize each move a lot easier. Please make more of these
Ty for the comment and ty for watching! Will do!
Appreciate the great content and analyisis! Thanks to your vlog on BIG O, I was able to improve enough to run deep in the first BIG O WSOP event this year. Went from never playing the game to a successful result thanks to you. Jim
I appreciate this comment! And ty for watching!
Your 735K2 hand analysis was masterclass. Thank you for this content!
Ty for the comment and ty for watching!
Thats a donkey hand this dude llays clown hands
55a88 is pretty trashy the guy getw lucky floppin set 8s and he could be up against a big wrap or flush draws ,
If played tons of plo8 etc you are not a good player lol donkey sir
@@Kyle-ky7tw I hear this a lot “could,”. There’s a lot of things that “could happen,” but I appreciate it! If you played with scared money you won’t be as much +EV as someone who is more aggro! Ty for the comment and Ty for watching! Hope to see you at the MUG at the Venetian at 2pm on August 2nd!
You should definitely do more Big O content. I watched your lesson on Big O and I still don’t completely get it (nor do I feel confident enough to play Big O), so it’s nice to see it in action.
Ty for the comment and Ty for watching! Our meet up games will have RxR - so more big O will be coming!
My favorite video yet. Like the format the best for sure. Glad you chose Big O to try it out as well. Makes for a nice follow up on the Big O classes.
I really think this format going forward is what will get more subscribers! 10k here we come! Ty for watching and Ty for the comment! See ya Monday!
I'm getting a lot out of your vides, plus I've been running better lately. Last week I felted a guy in an 8 or better plo pot with 444- He had raised preflop, and bet flop- I knew he had aces and low cards, so I raised him on the turn, and he shoved. Board ran out to broadway (which made me nervous, as there was a third guy in the pot), no low. Preflop raiser showed his hand- AA 3 10. 3rd guy was gambling to hit low. I was stuck until that pot, which finally put me up for the night.
Ty for watching and Ty for the comment! Glad to hear you are running better and that my videos are helping!
Great video. Thanks for sharing your experience and teaching us. Happy New Year!
Ty for watching and the comment! Happy new year!
For the algorithm and the great game of plo. Here’s to more great content in 2023. Hope you have all the run good next year 🎉
Ty so much for watching and Ty for the comment.
I line the analysis very much and appreciate the effort. If it were me I would chop up the videos to 8-10 minute segments, in Depth1, Depth 2, Depth 3, easier, at least for me to maintain good concentration. Thanks for all the hard work.
Happy New Year
Ty for watching! I think I’m gonna have a sweet spot at 20 mins - that way it’ll give in depth analysis - but for only a few hands. Ty for the comment!
@@ploprofessor Happy New Year, waiting for my hat and card protector
Thanks you , your vlog has really helped my game.
I have watched, probably around 10 of your videos so far, and I have liked all of them. This one, however, was by far the best one I have seen. The analysis was very interesting, insightful, and informative. Probably the best video I have seen on Big O so far. Thank you! Would love to see more of these for Big O, PLO and PLO-8.
Ty so much! Hearing your feedback let’s me know I’m doing what I’m supposed to be doing! Ty for watching and Ty for the feedback!
Love your content
Ty for the comment and Ty for watching!
Plo professor why not go by the "plofessor"
Not a bad name - but…. I think some would miss it. Ty for watching and Ty for the comment - do you prefer the in depth hand analysis or you prefer the older way of looking at the hand and giving a Real life thought reaction?
@@ploprofessor I like the in-depth analysis and I think it could be paired down slightly but nobody's ever happy with anything. I like when you froze the hand. I wish you would have had more visual aids for some of the points of discussion, maybe bullet points, during the time when you're freezing the hand and discussing it. But it's a great addition and valuable to the viewers
@@christopherhayes2187 Ty for the feedback and watching!
great videos any chance to put your videos in play lists so its easier to watch. Also can we have a video about bank roll managment
I’m not sure how to put them in a play list - but I’ll look into it.
And yes! I’ll do a video about bankroll management! I think that’s a great suggestion!
Do you do coaching? Like zoom sessions
Yes I do. Contact me via text to go over details and to make sure we are good fits for each other!
906.361.2509
Why would you want coaching from a guy w a VPIP of 80-90% lol. I only needed to watch the first hand to see this guy is pissing away profits. He got his miracle card on the river and got bet into...his quote "I grabbed a stack of black... So here would be the OBVIOUS question to ask this PLO Professor..."Why raise pot when you can ONLY be called by someone who either A. has the same hand or B. has no clue what they are doing (very unlikely in a 10/20 game). Why not make a smaller raise to induce a call and secure more profit with ZERO RISK. . I would have made a one-third pot bet and hope for a call or a raise. His way ...he is only winning what's in the current pot. My way I can make an additional $300 with ZERO risk. I want to maximize profits..not just win the hand.
I would love to play with a table full of LAGs like you 😊
Always appreciate the comments! You should join us at our next MUG! Keep in mind I may give a ton of action, but part of my secret is rule #1 on big O - don’t pay the nit!!! Lol…. Hopefully I’ll see ya at some cash games during the series or our next MUG!
@@ploprofessor how can you be both LAG and not pay the nit. Good luck bro. I'll be at the Horseshoe for Big O tournament on the 17th
I totally agree with the tournament side 😉 it’s the same with billiards as to that you can sit there and play all day and a few bad rolls and boom 💥 no money! My Fargo rating is around 650 and I’ve been in tournaments where I have the dead nuts and some how get drawn out on lol… I’ve always hated tournaments and would rather play a cash game! 😉
I’ll always be a cash player at heart. Wayne and I do play tournaments to learn, make some $$$, and of course winning them gives us more notoriety…. But yeah, cash is where it’s at for me.
Moar Big O!
Please make a trip to San Antonio. We'd love to bbq you 😂💯💯
I know we will be in Texas for a few weeks! We may swing on down! Ty for the comment and Ty for watching!
@@ploprofessor Seat open... Table 5!
In the very first hand I hope you were in the big blind as QJT84dt is not a playable hand in BigO
I can’t recall but keep in mind my vpip in big O is extremely high - 75%+.
I know that’s not the norm but I play overly aggressive style.
Ty for watching and Ty for the comment!
Remember the following text:
"I learned early on from a very wise Big O player not to force opponents out when I have the best possible hand by making large bets on the river. Usually, I make 25-30% pot bets and get called down about 80% of the time. If you are the opponent, how much will you call to "see"? That's the question you need to ask. How much more money am I making in this situation every time than just betting the pot and either splitting the pot or not getting a call? Even if there are multiple players, I would only bet the pot if I am certain that the other players are competing for the low hand. I also had to teach myself that it's okay to make a smaller bet on the turn with the best possible high hand and potentially allow a low hand to get there, as the odds are in my favor that the opponent won't catch and I will make more money. I've already secured a profit and have virtually no risk. The likelihood of a low hand coming on the river varies depending on the number of players in the hand, but as we know, three or four-way action to the river is common, so the odds can be anywhere from 30% to 15% that a low hand will come on the river. I'll take those odds all day and make a smaller bet on the turn to encourage action. It usually results in more money for me."
You played QJT84 on purpose?
My vpip is extremely high - but yes!
If u make it to San Antonio, we might put a live stream together for Big O if interested. LMK
@@rudyherrera1274 I think that would be awesome! If you can set that up - if we couldn’t make it this trip - we would specifically make a trip down the road just for that!
Seems counterintuitive to play a hand that almost never can scoop if you don’t like playing for half the pot.
Generally speaking If you don’t have a chance to scoop in big O and are only playing for half the pot then you shouldn’t be playing that hand! Ty for the comment and Ty for watching!
You have students 😂
Yes I coach both professional and recreational players and anyone looking to improve their game. Most of my students would tell you the focus is on poker but I’m more of a life coach…
But yes if you’re interested in having a session with me - feel free to text and we discuss more (plus I have references so if you want you can ask my students how I am as a coach)
906.361.2509
Honestly playing 75VPIP is nuts.. This why you aren't playing the higher limits, no offense. PS: I find your videos very entertaining to watch plus you sound very likeable. I hope you can fix a few leaks so you can move up where big bucks are made. LIterally just cut out 20% our of your range and you would be crushing.
I’ve played 5-10-25 and I’ve shot taken at 10/25/50….
But I’ve found the higher stakes tend to be tighter games? At least they all were during the series - I even couldn’t stand the 5/5 big o game because it played way too tight!
I know 75 vpip is crazy - but I also feel like I understand big o more than anyone else at the table. I know I have a big ego (especially when it comes to big o). But it’s honestly how I feel!
I always appreciate all comments and Ty for watching!
66 full hand pot was1020 and you bet 500 and got 3/4 = 1515. So you lost 5 bucks by not betting full pot to blow him off the hand, On another hand by betting only 500 you made it tempting for him to call you off with trips Ks or Aces up, I say that was 5 dollars well spent.
I think it’s funny you call yourself super aggro when you’re limping pos hands and then flatting when people are making horrible blocker bets. That’s not aggression. That’s just a fish playing every hand hoping for the best.
I always appreciate the comments even if I disagree with them! Some of the hands that are limped you saw Because it was early on in the session and I was feeling out the table! That’s pretty standard with most games is they start off a little slow then get heated up. Glad though I have at least one viewer who doesn’t think I’m overly aggro! Ty for the comment and Ty for watching! Happy new year!
You call yourself "Slotking" and your shaming people for just gambling and "Hoping for the best", Lol INTERESTING
You must not understand how poker works Gary Winn. When you call yourself super aggressive and you’re never being aggressive in your videos the. You’re not aggro. It’s just the facts. Maybe you should watch some of these videos and see how plo professor is always calling calling calling and never repotting it and being aggro.
@@MidwestSlotking maybe the video doesn’t do it justice as to how aggro I am, but I can assure you from the live play that I’m probably the most aggro style in Big O - the hands that I showed for review may not be demonstrating how aggro I am but hopefully I’ll see you this Thursday and Friday at our MuG in Chicago and you can see it live in action!
@@MidwestSlotking OK! START V-LOGGING some of this SUPER AGGRO poker your playing and teach us, oh wonderful and amazing master of poker!
Whoever hero is plays lots of bad hands come
Play at orleans the 15/30 omaha hi lo
@@Kyle-ky7tw I played there many times - it’s my bankroll builder - and that 15/30 is softer than 1600 count sheets.
We have our MEET UP GAME coming in Vegas at the Venetian - plo4/ big O/ $10 DBBP - we already have 10 on the pre-made list. August 2nd at 2pm. Come play against this “hero who plays so many bad hands” and teach me please! Message me on what’s app if you want to get added to the list. 906.361.2509 - otherwise it’ll be on Poker Atlas when the new room opens on August 1st. Ty for the comment and ty for watching! Hope to see you there!
sorry but i just have to say this but as a poker player myself can we normalize better tips for dealers? im tired of seeing "pro players" tipping a single $1 on a pot thats 1k+? come on but this is just a shame and it breaks my heart that you probably feel like its a honor to tip a dollar. just my opinion i know that it doesnt matter on the internet.
I think this is a point that isn’t talked about enough.
It’s an excellent point. It is actually something I go over with my students in their first session.
So when I tip $1 per pot - I end up spending a little over $6,000 per year on dealer tips (not including any tournaments).
When someone shows on their vlog that they are tipping 5 or 10 per pot - on pots that are normal (like 600-1k pots in 1-2-5 plo). When I see someone doing that it demonstrates that that particular individual may not be a professional poker player because if we are earning for example 100k per year (and that’s a big if after all expenses) - tipping $5 or $10 per pot would significantly decrease our income.
Second. Dealers earn what they deserve. I used to be a dealer - and I would earn about 50 an hour dealing. So a buck a pot on a normal pot is reasonable - a few bucks if it’s a huge pot I can see…..
But I’m glad you brought it up because yes as pros we do tip, Rec players will tip much greater than a pro because it doesn’t impact a Rec players income where it significantly impacts our income.
I hope that helps answers that in the best way possible - but yeah, most pros will tip a buck a pot unless it’s a significant pot. You can usually “tell” or “spot” out a Rec if you see them tip the dealer five or ten bucks.
Ty for the comment and Ty for watching!
More of these videos please, thank you professor 🫡