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[Closed] SSS for PLO

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Playing PLO (mostly PLO10 and some PLO25) on full tilt I noticed a lot of players playing with minimum money ($2), and eaven though Im sure they dont play some specific strategy, i wonder if its posible to make a short stack strategy for PLO, like one in NLH?
Is there anyone on PS who would like to deal with this?
Thanks for the answ


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swissmoumout
Joined: 24.02.2007

there's a 40bb strategy explained in Slotboom's book, forget the title..but full-stack is more profitable iyam


Jim9137
Joined: 13.11.2007

It's only effective if the table is filled with aggressive BSS players/full-handed. Otherwise it's very hard to exploit your edges against good players, or even bad ones, as you tend to end up in heads-up pots with your hand "bare".

I usually take a short stack as a weak/tight player, as they usually are just that.


I play with slotboom a lot and he doesnt play PLO, he just will ship it in if he thinks someone has aces and there is enough dead money, the the AAxx dude isolates with a reraise and he gets all the dead money and +EV.
If you have the BR and dont like playing poker you can just do that.


Nunki
Joined: 25.10.2006

Originally posted by Jim9137
I usually take a short stack as a weak/tight player, as they usually are just that.

In the games I play they tend to be 50%+ VP$IP un-bluffable showdown monkeys.

OP, like Jim says, you need the right sort of game to play SSS PLO. In the passive games in which I sometimes play your edge more often comes post-flop rather than pre-flop. Since even good players cannot agree on how to play PLO post-flop any SSS is unlikely to be able to be recorded on a couple of sides of A4. Good Luck.

I play SSS PLO because I'm crap (but getting better) at judging equity post-flop and my sight of the board is slow. The biggest part of my game is singleing out players who are an even bigger fish than I.


Where can I study the PLO SSS?