"Of course, there are combinations that can suit two points (e.g A-Ks-Qs-J), or even three points (e.g KKQJss). These hands are the strongest and you should not fold them against a raise, or even raise yourself."
Sorry i dont understand this point. no idea what does 2points or 3 points mean
I guess it said that if you have double suited hands then it is a lot stronger than one suited hand and you can then raise these hands more often.
I have no idea what that could mean. If you are new at plo, i would suggest you watch my new plo series, Skodljivec's school of PLO. It should give you the basic info to start playing confidently at the micros.
Regards,
Skodljivec
I think they are talking about combinations potential. AKQJs siut two points:
- straight value
- flush value
And KKQJs:
- straight value
- flush value
- set value
But I'm not sure 
Originally posted by Evante
street value = straight possibilities?
lol... he had to mean straights... didn't even consider that... was thinking streets as in : flop, turn river... ♦ ♦
