Joined: May '11
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Posted by stupidrunk: @B1gfoot
'Obviously all hands are depending on the players there, with no stack sizes or image my thoughts are just that, no real cunning play, probably play that way when multitabling.'
not clearly understanding what you are saying... is this in regards to hand 4 because i feel im a thoughtfull player.
your a thinking player which is good, thinking players tend to be the most dangerous at a table
and if you want to record your sessions you can download something called hypercam 2
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The all in with AA preflop in Omaha is pretty common. I see players doing it in all limits. While i thought its a trend in lower limits about 3-4 months decided to watch high stakes Omaha Hi to see how they play that hand. To my surprise 99% they shoved all in preflop and when it was pot limit they were betting the pot. Not something that i would do every single time i had AA Its a very good hand especially when suited but you have lots more callers with lower combinations. If you are regular in a limit, micro for example or low (my limits) and you play some time in a specific site you can tag those players easily. And you know at least 90% of the time when they shove they have AA Even in hi/lo where you get less chances by that kind of play
Joined: Nov '11
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POT LIMIT OMAHA HAND MATCH-UPS
A K A K VS. A J T 8 Win: %69.56 Tie:%0.17 Win:%30.27
Mid Run-down VS. High Run-down 5 6 7 9 VS. A K J T Win:%43.57 Tie: %0.03 Win%56.4
Double Pockets VS. Double Flush J J 8 8 VS. Q 9 4 7 Win:%56.15 Tie:%0.01 Win:%43.84
Post Flop Match-Ups
(Nut Flush VS. Set) FLOP--- K 2 8 HANDS: K K 7 6 VS. A 7 Q 9 Win:%71.22 Win:%28.78
(Straight VS. Set) FLOP--- 2 4 6 HANDS: 3 5 T J VS. 6 6 Q 9 Win:%58.9 Win:%41.1
(Straight VS. SET + Flush draw) FLOP--- A K T HANDS: Q J 9 8 VS. A A 7 6 Win:%36.95 Win:%63.05
This just goes to show how often when you think you are miles ahead in a hand of PLO you are only essentially flipping a coin for the pot & how sometimes HUGE draws (like the last example) are favourite to win against a made hand.
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