I'm in!
Natharno, please add me to Skype: Kyyberi. Looks like we might have enough interested ones to start a group!
And of course anyone else, if you want to join then send me a message. For $80 I can guarantee that it has the best value for starting PLO players in the whole internet!
Group is formed and we are scheduling the first sessions. If someone wakes up now, you can still join the group. But be quick!
I added you as a friend. We have started, but you can join in if you like. Send me a PM in here or in Skype and we can see what we can do.
Originally posted by Kyyberi
I added you as a friend. We have started, but you can join in if you like. Send me a PM in here or in Skype and we can see what we can do.
Hi Can no Accept your invitation as I do not have the Bronze Status...Sorry
Hi, if there is an open spot, could you count me in? I am very interested in this.
Kyyberi, I know -7363825 of PLO.
A long time ago, I played some FIXED limit fullring (microlimits only).
For the past year, I've been learning how to play NL FR and I've been done ok.
How confusing would be trying to learn /play PLO, at the same time?
Or even worse, 6-max PLO?
Well they are so different games that they wouldn't probably interfere with each other. And the thing is that you will receive recordings of all the sessions, so even if you don't feel like going for PLO after the course, you have the material to get back to it later
And is it easy to find poker sites to play PLO?
Ignition doesn't have any volume on their tables.
I guess the options are Stars and 888...
Is there any option for US residents?
There is, I have seen US players at certain poker rooms. Google probably helps you. At PokerStarts you have 24/7 small stakes PLO action.
Thanks, Kyyberi!
I have a kind of final question: I'm aware that WR varies a lot, depending on a bunch of stuff, but PLO WR, for the average PLO player, is supposed to be greater than NL WR, for the average NL player, at the micros? Any guess by how much, on average?
I guess it must be greater because the variance is also greater, but I have no evidence to support that (I played only a couple of PLO hands in my whole life).
Originally posted by pguest
I have a kind of final question: I'm aware that WR varies a lot, depending on a bunch of stuff, but PLO WR, for the average PLO player, is supposed to be greater than NL WR, for the average NL player, at the micros? Any guess by how much, on average?
hi,
i am not kyyberi, but here you have his graph:
i played few hands as a preparation for this study group and caught nice 198 bb/100 hotrun
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in general, due to nature of the betting structure, the whole stacks end up in the middle far more often than in holdem... so you don't have to worry that there are no money in omaha... hope that answers your question
just join us, and move us little closer to starting this.
