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Calling all PLO/8 experts
I just started playing PLO/8 sit & gos as a change of pace. I've played limit O/8, PLO and both forms of stud but PLO/8 threw me for a loop at first. I think I'm getting the hang of it but I'd like to run some thoughts by the experts.
Differences between limit O/8 and PLO/8: (1) You can play more hands in PLO/8. Particularly hands with good high potential like big pairs and Axs. In limit O/8 you would like all four cards to be working but the tremendous implied odds in PLO/8 allow you to be looser preflop. Assuming you play well postflop, of course. (2) High hands have more value than in limit O/8 because you're a lot less likely to be quartered with a high hand. In pot-limit, being quartered (or worse) hurts a lot more than in limit O/8. (3) Low hands have less value than in limit O/8. You can't feel too good about putting all your money in with just a low hand, particularly if you may get counterfeited. (4) As in PLO, it's often ok to wait until the turn before you commit your chips (unless you have a very strong two-way hand). This is different from limit O/8 where there can be a ton of action on the flop. Similarly, no hand is that big a favorite over another preflop. Is this pretty much right or is there something I'm missing? |
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