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Wrong question. The answer to the right question is hands that can hit the flop easier than most, and play well post flop after hitting a good flop.& D( g* f: i4 A8 j% @( ]* I
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So that means hands where all 4 cards are working, and with good nut potentials. The last point is vitally important, as it can be very expensive when you hold a strong 2nd nuts hand running into the nuts, and trust me, this happens a lot more in PLO than NLH.3 ?+ S5 c6 o$ P; U/ Y, l/ _
9 z [: a) {" ?% G$ s) S. q5 M3 \2 aAAxx with trash side cards, even with a single suited ace are often overplayed by beginners. Of course, if stacks are shallow, and you can committ preflop, than any AAxx is good. However, once we get into deep stack territory, trash/mediocre Aces should proceed with caution, especially when OOP. That means more often than not, flattening a raise rather than 3-betting.; Q# C- b" m. L* ]% A4 r
9 J9 V% B3 t+ U+ J* iLastly, try not to play 'two good hold-em hands' for value unless you have position and its cheap (67QK even when DS, 559T suited or otherwise, and 66AQ with a non-suited ace, are examples of two playable holdem hands that should be given a wide berth OOP in PLO). |
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