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Originally Posted by SuperSwag
This has been happening to me a lot as well. Getting money in good then getting drawn out. I figured I am probably just playing too low of value hands but playing NL so much it's hard to get used to these suckouts in PLO.
Most notably I flop a house then a hand with KK or AA will often draw out on me after the money is in.
Yeah that is the nature of the game. I just look at it like equities run closer, which means more variance but also more potential. By more potential I figure even an average PLO player can have a lot more success than the equivalent average NL player.
For me the most helpful way to go about learning has been putting in volume and reviewing hands. Not that I have made notable progress so far but I enjoy it nonetheless. Gl!
