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Coming from a mostly SH LHE ring background I'm used to working off of fairly solid to great starting hands along with position. The fact that a "great" starting hand in PLO seems to be more a matter of opinion as opposed to hard facts or EV. So I'm feeling more like a kid getting his first piece of ass when it comes to post flop play..... I'm feeling around, groping akwardly, trying to figure out what the hell I'm actually supposed to be doing in diffent situations and positions
Statistics: Posted by Pok 7's — Fri Mar 30, 2007 6:59 pm
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This was more or less your dream flop, you have a sick draw, now pound it. Otherwise, pound the turn. If you don't want to get in your stack with this hand there's no reason to play it to begin with.
In EP this hand is not playable against strong opposition or with decent sized stacks because you will find yourself too often in spots where you are out of position and where your opponent can make you fold the best hand or make you pay off a better flush.
Statistics: Posted by Ojingo — Fri Mar 30, 2007 1:55 pm
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