PLO Professor presents; Bluff catching in Pot Limit Omaha
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My casino is almost all 5 card plo now. It does change the game a little, I would like to hear your thoughts. Thanks
@@joebillings4812 5 card PLO changes a lot - are you in Hollywood Florida or Maryland area?
The one dynamic that changes about PL5 is the possibility of having a set and a wrap. Redraws become more important. Flopping or turning the nut straight does not automatically mean you should look to get it all in.
@@Mitjitsu well said - and having a dry ace you are now required to bluff as if you had the nuts!
Everything gets devalued except top set and the nut flush draws. Wraps with no flush are going to be in rough shape frequently. because your straights will chop the pot a lot more often Hands like underwraps are basically unplayable.. Bottom set is even more treacherous than in PLO. Even middle set is quite a bit weaker. If all you have going is middle set or a nice wrap, your hand is not enough to go to war and should probably fold to strong betting. For these reasons, I would much rather have A9872 with a suited ace than. JT987 double suited. With non nut flushed being weaker and wraps being so easy to wind up splitting the pot, the latter hand, while certainly playable, is not nearly the monster that JT98 double suited is in PLO.
AA is far less powerful and if it is something like AAJ72 with no nut flush, it is really not a raising hand unless you can get a VERY low SPR. In fact, folding this hand in the face of heavy preflop betting is probably the right move. It will not be unusual to discover that your equity with this hand is not as good as the equity your opponents have. The good thing is that you will usually flop a set or fold, which is why it is OK to see a flop, but you certainly don't want to get involved calling more than one raise unless you can 4-be and isolate one opponent and get an SPR of 1 or less. But if you do play it that way, expect MASSIVE variance due to your small edge. You will also be up against other AAxyz hands a lot more often and with this kind of trashy Aces, you are just spewing your chips by creating huge pots as a 60-40 dog. (or worse) vs a hand like AA987 with 2 suits.
Generally speaking, I see little reason to bloat the pots in this game. Limping probably becomes a viable strategy with a lot of hands, especially in early position. Same with overlapping. This is not really a "punish the limpers" kind of game. However, if you have a quality hand AND good position, preflop raising and 3-betting is still going to be better than overlapping. But unlike NLH, there is clearly a limping range because very few hands really have a strong equity advantage over the.field.
@@ploprofessor Sounds right. I totally forgot about that in my answer.
When OMC bets on the river. My question usually is "Do I beat any of his value range?" followed by "Do I beat enough of his value range to warrant calling this bet?"
When an OMC comes life on the river my thought it God dammit why can't I have this mediocre hand against one of the 5 idiots at the table !
I'd be interested in your thoughts on choosing hands as preflop bluff candidates and how to mix those hands into our preflop/third-street/predraw ranges. How does one arrive at a properly mixed strategy in the different games?
@@LittOnTheFifty lots of practice and play. I also published a book on Amazon last month called
HOW NOT TO GET SCOOPED - for 30 bucks.
That book will give you great mixed strategy as it covers all split pot games! Ty for the comment and ty for watching!
I'll read it and report back -- thanks Professor
A lesson on tough spots in BigO: when to risk it all vs fold. Example. Multi- way; w flop that has FD, wrap & set possibilities (9c8c3h) when there is a low draw vs. no low (Tc9c3h). How about on turn? How do I think better about these scenarios. How do I plug these into the calculators appropriately?
@@jennky8447 it will be after plo6.
Would love to hear about underbluffed spots. Everyone decent is capable bluffing with stiff ace on a flush completing board. What about other situations like board paring, straight cards, 3 way floop squeeze etc?
@@IconicGamble I like this idea - so you are saying when people should bluff and they don’t?
I can do that one - I’ve got plo6 first (which ties in directly with bluffing).
Lol. Ty for the comment and Ty for watching - I’ll put in some underbluff hands and review!
@@ploprofessor Thank you, will be looking forward to seeing that one
What's up? Nice video
@@shawnthielemann9851 Ty for the comment and ty for watching (and editing)!
Was curious if you play on Michigan MGM site as ProfessorH? :)
@@jsmalecthe only site I don’t play on is MGM. I play on all the rest and I’m either 906poker or plo profesdor
PLO6 is a game I'd like to see covered.
@@Mitjitsu I think this is my next video as I e been experimenting with “anytime I’m triple suited with anything let’s get it all in pre.”
So my ? How do I get ahold of you to be my coach? Also thanks for taking a pic with me at the wsop when I dealt to you.
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Look forward to the text and going over coaching stuff! Ty for the comment both here and in person, and ty for watching!
can you do more PLO6 content?
I think I'll be ready to do a PLO6 whiteboard Video in the next month or two - I get this requested a lot - and I didn't want to put out a video until I was confident enough in it and have played a ton of it. I've played a ton of it in the past year, and feel confident now to put one out. Should be out either late Dec / early next year! Stay tuned! Ty for the comment and ty for watching!
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Your side cards are definitely relevant especially whether or not you have the As.
Also almost nobody turns K3 here into a bluff. They hope you missed your draw and check. Even a really good player is targeting specifically the unlikely K10.
@@tommyfu9271 the ace of spades would be relevant - but I pointed out Qs or Js isn’t that relevant - that was my point on that.
@@ploprofessor yea As is definitely the most relevant card.
I'm also sure you've seen people who never even semi bluff monster draws. Like they'll check call flop and turn then fold the river here showing AQJx with ace high spades and bitch how they never get there.
Against guys like this when they bet 5 ways id be done with my 2 pair long before the river.