Can you expand on this plz.

So like if I view the thread today and tomorrow from the same computer that counts as 2 views instead of 1.

Still a pretty successful thread I think.

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I'd rather use this as a success metric - http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/17...esc&sort=views

You're just outside the top 10 most viewed PG&C threads (stickies don't count) at number 11. Having one of the most read threads in any forum on 2+2 is a great acccomplishment.

Except RIP threads and "whatever happened to" threads

Just played 5 hour session at Bike. Up $541. Check/folded a turned Q high flush in a $2k pot when other guy bet into dry sidepot, derp. Shouldnt have discounted the button clicking factor.

Quick- is there PLO in Oklahoma and where?

There's a 1/2/5 round and round PLO/PLO8 that runs on the weekends at winstar. Runs most sundays

Tempting, but too out of the way. straight back to Little Rock for me. Will arrive home with my parents tonight.

Safe flight. Let us LA guys know the next time that you stop by the City of Angels.

Just arrived in Little Rock. 1700 miles driving done.

No poker for awhile unless I decide to play 1/2 NLHE back at my original stomping grounds.

Thinking about making a poker video series while I'm in Little Rock. Can't play poker, so it's either that or wasting my time playing video games.

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OK so I am seeking the advice of anyone reading this.

I'm thinking about trying a really ambitious project where I would be starting a website similar to Bart Hanson's seatopenpoker.net. Basically, I would provide weekly content to subscribers, which would initially be free but maybe by the end of 2014 will cost like $10/month if things go well (numbers are totally random estimates).

I'm basically debating between two choices: specializing in live NLHE or live PLO. I'm a bit worried the target audience for the latter is too narrow though, thoughts?

Obviously I'm aware Bart has worked really hard on his material for years. I would consider it like a ridiculously huge success if I got like a few hundred unpaid subscribers by the end of 2013. Thoughts?

Any advice appreciated. Thanks!

Hopefully you know someone that can help with web development. It can get expensive.

Actually I planned to do it myself. I do have a degree in CompSci that I never used :P

Unpaid, or paid I'd be a subscriber. Been a student of NLHE for some time but lately have been trying to find any and all PLO info I can.

As of late whenever an opportunity presents itself of choosing between a semi fishy NLHE or PLO table I've taken a seat at the latter. There's always variance, but the wins at PLO are so much more enjoyable in every way.

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You should focus on PLO.

There is too much competition for you in NLHE training.

Frankly, you don't have enough experience/hours at NLHE to compete with Bart Hanson and the others at NLHE training.

Live PLO training is probably a much less saturated market.

Thanks for the comments guys, please keep them coming!

I'd pay for a well done Candy Crush strategy website. Would probably save me more $$$ than a PLO training site!

Still a lot more ppl playing NLH though, so potentially way bigger audience.

Would def by interested, at least would subscribe free and see how it goes. Personally more interested in PLO - just trying to make the transition to PLO now from NLHE. I suspect there are lots like me and this might be a turning point for PLO - predicting we are on the cusp of the PLO explosion.

Yes. PLO. I would pay. Ship it.

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exciting idea. I think live PLO is the way to go.

I'm trying to figure out this game at the moment. What's the best PLO equity calculator that you guys would recommend? Also, any good PLO videos?

For anyone who hasn't seen Galfond's lecture, it's worth checking out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuIdfyKz-_w