When we dinner and how do you like your steak?

Tits or ass?

Zoltan or 11t?

Do u feel guilty winning FF this past weekend when u had no biz doing so?











I'm busy not caring

Hmm.. Good question lol. I guess because I am out of stuff to volunteer. It turns out position is the entire game of poker so all strat ends there


Yes!! Limit is the best thing going right now. Mix games is what it takes to push this through... So set up HOE or whatever it takes.
I will link it shortly - but it is up thread. Played a ~65k pot against one of the top pros around my area. (got it in bad and got there)

Medium rare.



Ass 100%

Zoltan

Still can't figure out how I won FF

For a room who's biggest game spread regularly is $2/5 NLHE and $5/5 PLO, what limit would you suggest for setting up an HOE game?

25/50 (or 20/40 if you are a believer in making pots and stacks seem "bigger" by using lotsa $5 reds)

2 fingers or 3?

Spit or no spit?

How much do you pay your wife a month for you to play poker?

sent from my <insert clever thing here>

What would you say your greatest strength (poker strategy wise) is in PLO?

What common mistakes do you see from players trying to transition to PLO from NLH?

What do the winners in mid/high stakes PLO games do well that the winners in low stakes PLO games don't do?

Top 5 tips/adjustments to live PLO from someone who plays 6max micros online with a basic understanding of hand rankings and only clicks "pot" (with pretty good results)

High level my biggest wth is adjusting to giant disparities in stack sizes. (2/5 plo, some guys have $300 and some guys have $8K)

Lol - not into that

Wife probably gets $500~$600 per month (*as long as there was something to divide up)

Curious whether you are playing any NLH these days or just PLO? If both, what games and % time split?

Still plenty of "fun players" at the PLO tables?

Ranging opponents very specific to that exact player. So much edge in just knowing their comfort zones.

Very green players don't understand big pocket pairs at all, especially AAxx. Mainly recognizing stack depths during the hand and how AA can in different situations be bleeding money -or- printing money.

Then eventually players start to think the nuts are out there every hand.. and they become sooo passive.


They 3-bet pre much more.



- live is going to be 5+ multiway.. it is tough to beat the field without position and/or a very good hand

- learn who likes to get it in and run it twice and who dreads getting it in. Learn who slow plays and who doesn't. Learn who "waits for a safe turn" to raise with their nutted hand.

- springboard off of the $300 stacks preflop. (where you raise AA small enough that the short stack shove reopens it for you to 4/5-bet pot-it with AA for $1k+). Same trick can apply with a strong flop too- don't close the action on the short stacks, leave it so you can slam down another bet.

- really think through what can be bet for value on the river.. people check-call K-high flushes and 7-high flushes just the same, so know combinatorics well enough to know exactly how thin value goes.