There's no market for them. I did one, for the site I am associated with, and not only did some of the people who requested it, not comment on it, but it also got some bad reviews which probably didn't help matters. I don't mind bad reviews, fwiw, but they were pretty inaccurate ones. It was actually quite a good video. Or at least the last hand was.

As to not caring whether the advice you get is well written or not, well I also don't agree. English is supposed to be a language where the precise words count. That's why there are so many of them. Anyone who claims that they give good advice but their English sucks is on thin ice.

gl

bdd

PS. I just read some adamtheexpert stuff...to quote him on limit Omaha hilo: "Since a 234K with suited king can make a great two-way hand (with the right board cards) It's worth putting in one small bet, REGARDLESS OF FREAKIN' POSITION,"

Hmm.

lol... yeah, pretty much any 4 cards can make a great 2-way hand with the right board. Heck... even a crappy Q-9-7-4 looks pretty sweet with a flop of 8-T-J. But in reality, for that 234K suited hand to have a decent shot at anything, an ace would have to hit on the flop, along with either 1-2 other low cards or as the same suit as the K-low suited you are holding. Sure, you have good CF protection for low IF that ace hits, but come on... you're putting in for a 4 outer? Granted, I MIGHT call a very small bet on this in late position with a bunch of limpers in in front of me, but not in too many scenarious other than that. I think that some of Adam's takes are decent but this one doesn't seem like one of them. That hand is gonna be a dog against almost any of the decent starters that most experienced players go with.

even though their puppies and candy look tempting clabbers, you should learn to say no to strangers; don't get in the car with the drive brothers. see, the drive doesn't lead to poor management and game selection — stupidity does. hmm, my first two tries for a WSOP bracelet were complete mismanagement but hey, I can't wait to do it a third time!?! save the down and out perseverance for hollywood and the next airbud or mighty ducks movie.

Reading this from so many years ago and I still agree with what he says

Actually I agree more than I used to! 234K suited king is a good hand.

i actually talked to ATE on the phone in like 2005 lol. crazy

Assuming 4 aces are indeed available, the odds of flopping an ace is 23.4% or 3.3:1.

If 3 ace are available (ie one of the other players has one in their hand), then the odds of flopping an ace drops to 18.0% or 4.6:1.

2 aces available, 12.2% or 7.2:1.

1 ace available, 6.3% or 15:1.