How to Improve and Move up in Stakes at Pot Limit Omaha Cash Games

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  • Опубликовано: 29 дек 2020
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    I've been getting asked a lot in other videos to create some content around helping you improve at PLO Cash Games. This video will be split into two sections a playing segment followed by a study/review segment to give you an insight into the steps I take to study and get better at the game.
    I hope this video helps give you an idea of some things you can add to your poker study routine!
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Комментарии • 77

  • @JNandezPoker
    @JNandezPoker  3 года назад +47

    If you want more videos like this one let me know in the comments!
    Have a great New Year :)

    • @karigailasamaitis8924
      @karigailasamaitis8924 3 года назад +3

      This was one of the best videos you posted. Thank you and please upload some more

    • @mehranhp8233
      @mehranhp8233 3 года назад

      Hello, please explain how to tag players yourself to tag a player

    • @mehranhp8233
      @mehranhp8233 3 года назад

      I tag
      Loose passive
      Call station
      Loose agressive
      Maniac
      Tight passive
      Rock
      Tight agressive
      Shark
      Are the groups I mentioned correct?

    • @andthereisntone3454
      @andthereisntone3454 3 года назад

      Thanks enormously for this; very helpful.

  • @goldfish270
    @goldfish270 3 года назад +25

    That was pretty advanced. And great. Yes, I vote for more content of this sort.

  • @christianschneider1499
    @christianschneider1499 3 года назад +11

    One of the best videos this year with good concepts and explanations. Thank you.
    That makes signing up to the mastermind way more interesting for me than the shallow entertaining ones where just the biggest hands that (mostly) play themselves are put together

  • @thekimfamily1380
    @thekimfamily1380 3 года назад +5

    This was some amazing content, Fernando. Lots of great insight on how to improve using the PLO trainer and monker. I look forward to more play and explains followed by analysis. Thank you and Happy New Year.

  • @copfergeld
    @copfergeld 3 года назад +2

    This is a great video. I used to have a Mastermind Subscription in the past which i canceled some time ago. This is the content where i would consider coming back.

  • @Platopoker
    @Platopoker 3 года назад +4

    The better questions concept I believe originated from Tony Robbins. I really like the cash game play and explain videos. Keep em coming!

  • @romank2178
    @romank2178 3 года назад +1

    Really great video quality. Definitely please post more these types.

  • @ta8267
    @ta8267 3 года назад +1

    Again another really helpful and valuable content! Thank you, appreciate more of it :)

  • @DJS8
    @DJS8 3 года назад +4

    Really. Good. Content.
    More of this please!

  • @rafghad4399
    @rafghad4399 3 года назад

    the correct strategy and advice on improving is so complicated. To advanced!

  • @finlaymcmillan9988
    @finlaymcmillan9988 3 года назад +5

    This is very very useful content, great stuff.

  • @paulgibbons-keynotespeaker
    @paulgibbons-keynotespeaker 3 года назад +1

    Outstanding stuff - learn something every time.

  • @EistLiom
    @EistLiom 3 года назад +1

    keep teaching my opponents to play badly lads, kudos!

  • @H1ghL1ghT1
    @H1ghL1ghT1 3 года назад

    Please more of it :)

  • @rcaw75
    @rcaw75 3 года назад +1

    Great video
    More please

  • @Lexngton
    @Lexngton 8 месяцев назад

    Amazing, eye-opening content

  • @ryanorrock6501
    @ryanorrock6501 3 года назад

    Excellent

  • @killawolff
    @killawolff 3 года назад +1

    Hey J, love the videos, great advice! Couple questions for you:
    1) what’s the relevance of pot odds preflop and post flop?
    2) what’s the significance of “pot commitment” on turn/ river when you may no longer have the nuts. Are tougher folds expected more frequently?
    3) any advice for playing heads up or three handed? Range strategies?
    Thanks for everything, keep up the great work! Cheers

  • @salidproducts
    @salidproducts Год назад +1

    These solver nodes are all heads up right?
    I play live and I pick up aces in hold em more often the I get heads up in plo

  • @mehranhp8233
    @mehranhp8233 3 года назад

    Hello, please explain how to tag players yourself to tag a player

  • @jdandcoke526
    @jdandcoke526 3 года назад +1

    Hi @JNandezpoker could you make monker solver bigger next time you do this . I found it difficult to see. really enjoyed this content . cheers

  • @jaredcarrick3468
    @jaredcarrick3468 9 месяцев назад

    I like to pot every street with literally any double suited hand

  • @solidthoughtpoker5207
    @solidthoughtpoker5207 Год назад

    I barely know the rules of plo but it looks like I can beat these games 😂

  • @teliots
    @teliots 3 года назад

    Was that... ten flopped sets in the first 8 minutes? Crazy.

  • @MrHlebon
    @MrHlebon 3 года назад

    why you bet full pot and ain't play the river play values?

  • @flyingguru517
    @flyingguru517 3 года назад

    u dont play on party anymore?

  • @0580steve
    @0580steve 3 года назад

    I'm surprised that you folded QQ23 in the SB to an early raise. One of the Queens was suited and it would seem that the 23 would be good blockers for anyone who decided to play some kind of Ace-low wheel cards. I realize that you're OOP but why not reraise? If you're 4-bet at that point, you could likely assume AA, KK or a combination of broadway cards and fold, right? Additionally, you're deep, so doesn't that expand your range a bit?

  • @HelloYouPeople
    @HelloYouPeople 3 года назад +3

    Step 1: run good

  • @paulgibbons-keynotespeaker
    @paulgibbons-keynotespeaker 3 года назад +1

    show us your graph - red line esp

  • @rafghad4399
    @rafghad4399 3 года назад

    where can i get a dummies guide to low stakes strategy without math.

  • @alexobed4252
    @alexobed4252 3 года назад

    Would learning PLO help me in NLH?

    • @alexobed4252
      @alexobed4252 3 года назад

      I really enjoyed this video! But I'm exclusively a NLH player.

    • @yoitsrg
      @yoitsrg 2 года назад

      Yes... PLO players think different about hands and draws

  • @ignaciobidondo1346
    @ignaciobidondo1346 3 года назад

    ALGUIEN en castellano, español, algun coach de omaha??

  • @masongroendal3411
    @masongroendal3411 Год назад

    Arthur morris?

  • @royalnag6690
    @royalnag6690 8 месяцев назад

    What does GTO stand for?

    • @derekdeese6130
      @derekdeese6130 8 месяцев назад +1

      Game theory optimal

    • @blackopal3138
      @blackopal3138 2 месяца назад

      GTO or PLO? gto doesnt apply to omaha, afaik

  • @coolkidmurphycool8757
    @coolkidmurphycool8757 3 года назад

    why fold kq99 pre

  • @JackBoeau
    @JackBoeau 2 года назад

    I saw JNP few years ago after his split with Upswing... After application some of his ideas, about the betting ranges and some percent ratio, when to bet a non-premium hands, my game became much worse. GTO for Hold'em is great due to frequency of bluffing and exploiting. PLO is different and I got the feeling that PLO GTO is still originating. JN is a great for sure, but his tutorials in my case end up with loses.

  • @chrisdangelo6047
    @chrisdangelo6047 3 года назад +4

    Best advice would be not to play on gg

  • @88taticu
    @88taticu Год назад

    beli belita

  • @davim1979
    @davim1979 Год назад

    Are my peeps the only ones that play no limit Omaha?

  • @thomasfed1
    @thomasfed1 3 года назад

    If u never call a 3bet u r fine. That's a game for me. Haha

  • @amineel9201
    @amineel9201 3 года назад +3

    The first comment xD

    • @JNandezPoker
      @JNandezPoker  3 года назад +1

      Baaaam, enjoy the video @amine el

  • @bmli3350
    @bmli3350 15 дней назад

    Like your thinking always put others with Nothing

  • @lucashyanrada9587
    @lucashyanrada9587 3 года назад +1

    Oh yeah. Do you love me? 😍💋 💝💖❤️

  • @extremepoker75
    @extremepoker75 2 года назад +1

    You need a lot of luck

  • @marcusmaximus9318
    @marcusmaximus9318 Год назад

    How to improve at loto bingo 🤣🤣🤣

  • @richardv648
    @richardv648 3 года назад +15

    solvers made poker a silly game, I am sure many of the pros just have another laptop running with solver software on it while playing (even if it is strictly forbidden), some smart people also just might memorize most of the combinations by heart, it becomes just a game for robots and cheaters.....I don't see a lot of future for Poker.

    • @Raz0rtooth
      @Raz0rtooth 3 года назад +2

      true i once lost AA vs KK in omaha 5 times in a row

    • @Raz0rtooth
      @Raz0rtooth 3 года назад +2

      against a robot

    • @richardv648
      @richardv648 3 года назад +1

      @@Raz0rtooth ?

    • @richardv648
      @richardv648 3 года назад +2

      @@Raz0rtooth you probably played against bots much more than you think...I am a winning poker player btw, I don't think its rigged, I just worry about all this solver software, not good for the game imo.

    • @rcaw75
      @rcaw75 3 года назад

      Lol working smarter and harder will set you up better in all aspects of your life x

  • @spursflyinghigh5488
    @spursflyinghigh5488 3 года назад

    How to improve at PLO cash games? Run at EV, or a bit above it. If you don't, you will go broke. Sample size, 1 million hands still not big enough. The EV line and the Actual line are going further apart. It's time to quit this garbage game and find a job that is actually worth your time.
    You're welcome. I just saved your life.

  • @Brian-uy2tj
    @Brian-uy2tj 5 месяцев назад

    As much as I want to hear your advice.... you just babble on and on without really adding value. Can't you just spit it out? You're driving me nuts with all the yackity yak.

  • @qbwall
    @qbwall 2 года назад

    the hand at 9:04 in cash why wouldn't you pot then shove pre and run twice, genuine question cause that's what I would do but I want insight?? @JNandezpoker