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Originally Posted by the pleasure
thank you, can you give me your brief points and thgouhts of double gapper hands? I have both the from scatch series and hwangs book
Let me make an example and go from there.
JT98 has no gaps
Jxx7 will have one gap
Jxx6 will have two gaps
For 2 gap hands, you could play Axx9, Kxx8, Qxx7, Jxx6 and if it is a 2 gapper at top only do AJT9 and KT98. And for clarity by 2 gapper I mean both one gap of two cards (AJT9 & KT98 the only 2 top gap hands to play) and two gaps of one card. This is sounding convoluted, but if the 2 gap is anywhere but top two, then go down to Jxx6.
Full ring PLO can be played extremely tight if you like and is a damn good way to learn the game and stay out of trouble. Plus playing too many hands in a high rake environment is bad news. Key in on Hwang's section on counting flop straight outs and only widen your preflop range when you can comfortably count straight outs and nut straight outs.
When I play live, I usually play Omaha high low because the PLO high game with $5/10 blinds is outside of my comfort zone. But the tables are right next to each an I rail the game. If you disregard the cooler hands that will balance themselves out in the long run, most huge pots are won by someone free rolling a better straight redraw.
Last edited by September.28; 12-21-2019 at 03:16 AM.