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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.

Emty tackles how to construct a CBet range on paired boards which is a scenario that many players completely butcher resulting in tremendous EV losses.

Emty continues his short series this time looking at unpaired wet boards and recaps the action from the previous installments before diving into how to approach these spots.

Emty continues his new mini-series focused on constructing Cbet Ranges in Position. In this part, Emty focuses on dry unpaired boards and goes through an exercise where he categorizes ranges based on hand strength. To conclude, he puts this exercise to test with Vision's practice tool.

Emty kicks off a new mini-series with the focus on range construction for CBet ranges when in position which is a position that occurs extremely frequently and is critically important to master if you want real improvements to your bottom line.

Emty returns with part two of his live play series focusing on things to keep in mind when returning to the tables after taking a break. He illustrates his advice two tabling a $0.25/$0.50 Zoom session.

Emty returns from a two month break from anything poker related and takes the opportunity to discuss common pitfalls to avoid when jumping back into the action. He kicks off the video with his thoughts on the topic before illustrating them live at the tables across two $50 Zoom tables.

Emty examines a session at the $25PLO tables where his focus is on finding postflop exploitative folds which can prove extremely profitable at these stakes.

Emty breaks down a session at $25 PLO with a focus on post flop strategy particularly as it relates to these lower stakes games where play is often erratic and wild.

Emty concludes his series where he places extreme focus on preflop exploits and why these adjustments are critically important at low stakes PLO where players deviate substantially from GTO play.

Emty continues his look at the $10PLO footage and forgoes the solver work as this may not be applicable for players in these games where exploitative play rules the roost.

Thomas Emter continues with the third installment of his preflop exploit series jumping right into the $0.5/$0.10 session review while constantly looking out for opportunities where he can exploit the leaks of the pool.

Emty returns with a review from a recently played session where his focus is on preflop exploits using his HUD to establish the stats that call for exploitation and plays his hand accordingly.

Emty returns with a review of a session at $10PLO focusing primarily on preflop exploits that come to fruition based on key components of the HUD.

Emty brings us the conclusion of this series featuring a review of a $100PLO session along with recapping some of the more important themes from previous installments.