Re: PLO basics.. flopping a set
I guess the ideal is a set, with a back-up draw - but it seems to me you can play for hours on end without hitting one of those beautiful situations.
Actually, you can go weeks or months with out hitting one of these. But you are correct, these are what you want. Dry sets are OK if you are in a game where you can bet on the flop and take it down, but there are few games like that. Otherwise, sets can be trap hands in PLO. If all the money is going in on the flop and you have multiple callers with straight wraps and flush draws, you can be in big trouble.
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