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Emty brings the fourth and final installment of this session that sees him battling it out on regular tables and touches on the advantage of these games vs the rush or zoom counterparts.

Emty continues the review of his session looking to take advantage of the reads he's built up over the course of the previous two installments.

Emty has a handful of reads under his belt in this second installment that sees him battling it out in the $.50/$1 streets.

Having explored PLO10, PLO25 and PLO50 in his recent videos, Emty moves up the ladder to break down the game film from a session against the player pool at PLO100. He occasionally turns to the solver to check how his in game approach stacks up.

Emty picks up the $50 PLO action where he left it off in the last part and shares his thoughts on his play. He occasionally turns to the solver to illustrate essential concepts but keeps the focus on exploit opportunities at these stakes.

Emty continues discussing the action of a session he played at $0.25/$0.50 with a focus on the fundamentals and exploits required to be a winner at these stakes.

Emty starts a new live play series focusing on what you should look out for when trying to beat PLO50. He reviews a session after the fact which allows him to go into more detail on each hand and discuss the factors that lead him to each decision.

Emty returns with the third installment at $25PLO and seeks to wrap up the series by putting together the lessons from the previous two videos and capitalizing on the established reads and heuristics at this stake.

Emty continues grinding $0.10/$0.25 PLO on GG and comments in real time as he battles this player pool that doesn't seem too tough.

Emty launches a live play series battling it out across two $0.10/$0.25 fast-fold tables on GGPoker focusing his analysis on theoretical concepts as well as common player pool tendencies that you can observe at this stake.

Emty continues his micro stakes series with part two putting special focus on pointing out common mistakes that players make on these limits while grinding two tables of $0.05/$0.10.

Emty looks at the differences in 4 and 5 card PLO with a particular focus on value thresholds and what we can get away with in each game.

Emty drops down in stakes for a live play session to illustrate essential adjustments that can help you to maximize your winrate at micro and low stakes.

Emty concludes his series on 5-card PLO preflop play with the last part of his $0.10/$0.25 session review. He reviews the action as it comes up and focuses on all of the preflop fundamentals developed throughout this series.

Emty returns with part three of his $0.10/$0.25 5-card PLO play & explain section that sees him apply the concepts presented in the earlier parts of the series to a real session across six tables.

Emty reviews a session at $25PLO utilizing the hands played to explore deeper concepts of this game including preflop fundamentals, player pool tendencies, and bet sizing.

In this installment, Thomas puts theory into practice by jumping into the $0.10/$0.25 player pool on GG Poker. He puts special focus on the 5-card preflop concepts that were introduced in the earlier parts of this series but also discusses postflop play.

Emty turns the page to the next chapter in his 5-card PLO series. This time, it's all about how to construct our 4-betting ranges and Emty explains why positional awareness becomes particularly important.

Emty discusses 3-betting in 5 card PLO which is quite a bit different than the 4 card counterpart and seeks to build ranges for successful 3-bets.

Emty explores the best course of action when cold-calling out of position and how to find success in mastering this preflop range.

Emty explores cold-calling in position in 5-card PLO which occurs far more often in this variant than the 4-card version because of the number of playable hands.

Emty uses Vision GTO Trainer to explore the differences between opening ranges in 5-card PLO vs 4-card PLO, paying special attention to cutoff points for hands to RFI.

Emty breaks down the third and final installment where he seeks to profit off the reads that he’s established in the previous parts of the session.

Emty dives back into a session review across six tables of regular $0.50/$1 tables on GGPoker that sees him involved in a high density of 3- and 4-bet pots.

After a short break, Emty returns by answering an age-old question, should I play fast-fold or regular tables? After listing the pros and cons of both and running some variance simulations, he jumps into a $100 PLO live play review on GGPoker.

Emty reviews the second half of the footage submitted by RIO member Panu and while the overall performance of hero is very solid, Emty spots an interesting pattern that Panu can improve on.

Emty reviews footage submitted by RIO member and Finnish PLO grinder Panu seeking to pick up on some of the leaks in his game and offering general tips for battling at these stakes.

Emty concludes his comprehensive series on constructing Cbet ranges as the in-position player with more in-game practice. This video intends to apply the concepts that we have learned to real decisions at PLO50 and recaps the theory where needed.

Emty summarizes the lessons from the previous installments that centered around CBet ranges when in position and utilizes real hands to hopefully show the link between theory and actual game play.

Emty covers the last remaining pillar in this examination of CBetting this time turning his focus to straight boards. Beginning with the macro perspective, he eventually narrows down to specific nuance making up these scenarios.