The more I think about the hand with the asian guy the more I think its a fold too, but for a different reason. The 2 hands that he 3bet with are pretty mediocre QQ and bad AA, a sign that he has the typical holdem convert leak of overvaluing QQ/KK/AA hands preflop. If that is his true 3betting range then that flop obviously crushes his range. If he was a more experienced PLO player then we can skew his range towards AAss, good QQ, good single suited or ds rundowns, double paired hands, ect, and thus will have enough draws on the turn to justify a shove.
Yeah, both his range pre and cbet pot frequency on the turn indicate his range is set heavy. Its a fold. Burned ~10-15% on a huge bet there.
This vegas house thing is turning out to be much more work than I originally anticipated. Had 1 person bail, just got one more deposit. Got 2 in maybe territory. Probably not worth the $/hr savings in the end. Will only do again if I have a bunch of maybe's lined up.
Played horrible today. Lucky to get away without losing too much. Multiple 25bb mistakes mostly at the end of the session. Quit after making ~5 big mistakes. Really disappointed with my play today..
Tomorrow is a new day!
edit: Ugh, just reviewed a few hands. Absolutely horrible call downs oop.. gross.
UTG raises to $2.00, MP raises to $7.50, Hero calls $7.50, fold, fold, fold, UTG raises to $31.50, MP raises to $55.50, Hero raises to $199.50, UTG calls $34.36 and is all-in, MP calls $144.00
Flop:($466.36, 3 players) 5 A Q MP checks, Hero bets $169.65 and is all-in, MP calls $148.47 and is all-in
Turn:($763.30, 3 players) T
River:($763.30, 3 players) 6
Spoiler:
MP shows 9 3 7 8 (High Card, Ace) (Pre 29%, Flop 7%, Turn 11%) Hero shows A A 6 T (Three of a Kind, Aces) (Pre 52%, Flop 93%, Turn 89%) UTG shows 7 3 K K (One Pair, Kings) (Pre 19%, Flop 0%, Turn 0%) Hero wins $760.50
Also final tabled 2 MTTs. ($5/$22 BIs-- nothing big) 18/100 MTTs for the month.
Montreal tomorrow, Playing $550 PLO 3 lives event, I've got half my action --pretty pumped.
Placed 5th in the WPT PLO $550 for $4,000. Happy with my play overall. Made 1-2 marginal mistakes in day 2, one fairly large mistake in day 1.
Just realized that staking doesn't work the way I thought. Standard is to ship off half the winnings, not profits. Staking is more +EV than I thought.
I think if your buying at 1.2 with an average rake of 10%.. than the player needs to have 20% expected ROI to break even? Like say a $100 + $10 package is selling at 1.2, you buy 50% for $66. breakeven EV:
= winnings(.5) - 66
winnings = $132, so ROI = 110*x - 132
x= 20%.. yeah.
Well for those that don't know, I'm selling 50% of my WSOP action at $340+ BIs for 19%. I would expect my ROI to be above 19%, so perhaps this is a +EV spot.
I'm pretty sure its close to +EV for me to sell action for bigger BI events. If I'm playing an average of 5 hours in an event, and averaging a $900 BI.. lets say I have a 30% overall ROI, But only 30% of $900, or $270 / 5 or $27/hr. Yeah, so barely worth it. Assuming my $1/2 PLO hourly is around $20-25, with a little less variance.. Hmm.. I'll have to research standard ROI/hours played for live tournaments. If its <30% or >5hours I don't think its worth it for me to sell a package/play tournaments.
Anywho, enough rambling. Sleep time, gonna shoot for high volume PLO100 tomorrow.
In live tournaments you can prob get much higher than a 30 roi, but yeah its still prob not worth it for you compared to cash depending how much you sell
In live tournaments you can prob get much higher than a 30 roi, but yeah its still prob not worth it for you compared to cash depending how much you sell
Yeah, I think this is right. Either I'm off with the ROI break-even calcs.. or there is profit to be made in staking. I'm going to try and get more information on this. Staking seems to be really +EV on first glance.
Yeah, going to buy ~$1k in action for WSOP events.
there is profit to be made in staking. I'm going to try and get more information on this. Staking seems to be really +EV on first glance.
Of course staking is +EV, all you need to do is research the person you are staking and determine whether they are a better player then the field. The person being staked can charge a mark up for their time so it reduces the players variance and creates profit for the staker.
Thx guys, I was really gunning for 1st-- getting 5th felt like a fail at the time. However, when I think about it now, I'm happy. I played well, ran well, and cashed. Good times.
River:($31.64, 2 players) A BB checks, Hero bets $18.00, BB raises to $48.00, Hero calls $30.00
Spoiler:
BB shows K 6 A A (Full House, Aces full of Twos) (Pre 68%, Flop 16%, Turn 5%) Hero mucks J J 3 T (Full House, Jacks full of Twos) (Pre 32%, Flop 84%, Turn 95%) BB wins $124.84
Turn:($25.00, 2 players) A Hero bets $17.00, UTG raises to $34.00, Hero raises to $90.50 and is all-in, UTG calls $56.50
River:($206.00, 2 players) 5
Spoiler:
Hero shows K J J 8 (Three of a Kind, Jacks) (Pre 33%, Flop 89%, Turn 3%) UTG shows K A 6 A (Three of a Kind, Aces) (Pre 67%, Flop 11%, Turn 97%) UTG wins $203.20
Drove mom to doctor, did session review of yesterday at coffee shop while she was in her appointment. I didn't play too bad yesterday. Few spots where I think c/f > c/c, but nothing horrible.
I put in a ton of volume today. I had a friend sweat me for ~500hands where I played B+. Just played very well my last session. Feeling good about my game.
Been messing around playing a bit differently. Stats were 30/22/10 today.
May have final room sold for Vegas.
3% of my WSOP package remaining! Book for sweat/make monies.
Very nice chellenge, would you say after this long that PLO is where money should be made these days due to regfilled nlh games?
Also, how quickly you went to .25/.50?
Do you play zoom or regular tables or both?
Sorry if some of these been asked before (it's a long thread you must admit it)
Will be following,
glgl sir!
Very nice chellenge, would you say after this long that PLO is where money should be made these days due to regfilled nlh games?
Also, how quickly you went to .25/.50?
Do you play zoom or regular tables or both?
Sorry if some of these been asked before (it's a long thread you must admit it)
Will be following,
glgl sir!
hmm don't have nl online to compare to, but games are pretty reg-fested at PLO200, even PLO100 sometimes. Most the regs aren't that good, though.
I dont play zoom, I feel uncomfortable without a hud..
It is quite a long thread. Actually failed challenge already (PLo200 by may1st) but.. I like writing in here
Is all-in EV useful for PLO to tell whether you're running bad or is it pretty useless?
It's pretty useless for anything ~<50k hands. There is so much "situational" variance in the short-term.
What I mean by situational variance is the deviation from range vs range equity from actual hand v actual hand equity. For instance; You 4 bet AA, villain calls 4b, you get in on a K94r board. Villain has KK. In this case EV line will go straight down because the middle/lower part of your range got all-in against the top of villains range. However, in the longer term EV would go up because your getting it in ahead of his range.
So yeah, over the very long-term the situation variance will even out. I don't know what the std dev of PLO 6max is, but I imagine sample sizes have to be hugeee (200k+) to get anywhere within a few bb/100 of expected winrate during a period.
To add to that.. by the time you have a sample large enough to find your expected WR within reasonable confidence, its not useful. The expected win rate of hero will have changed based on how much was learned in the massive sample.
--- Hud wont work because I play on a mac
edit: Despite it being pretty useless, I still use it daily while trying to evaluate my performace. I'm a whale