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3) As has been stated here before the best hands to break aces (which are the most common preflop aggression hands) are 4 in a row type hands or two pair type hands. The worst are any hand containing an ace. If you are positive your opponent has aces, and will go broke with them, and the stacks are decent size, there is no hand outside of trips I would throw away.

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Still a learning newbie in PLO but a very passionate one. A question about the third point. Why is an suited ace a sucha bad holding when cracking aces? As I see it you actually decimate the probability for the aces to hit a set plus that you have a suit covered. Just thought you could elaborate a bit.