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Emty breaks down a common player type that over Cbets and discusses ways to combat this that will have a huge impact on your bottom line and then jumps into a session at $50 PLO.

Thomas Emter continues exploring the topic of coldcalling at low stakes PLO with a more theory focused video discussing the most common mistakes and how to fix them.

In the third installment of his climbing through the limits series Emty moves one step forward to PLO25 and discusses the topic of coldcalling in this environment. After a theoretical breakdown of the optimal codcalling strategy he jumps into the action at two $0.10/$0.25 zoom tables.

Tom Emter turns his focus to preflop in this installment diving deep into exactly how to study this aspect of the game with particular focus on low stakes PLO.

Emty shares some exciting news at the top of the video along with a brief mention about his FTGU PLO course before jumping into a session at $10PLO where the focus is on exploitative plays.

Thomas Emter concludes his series on mastering 3B pots with the final installment of a session review where he now finds himself quite deep against weaker opponents and touches on the changes required when you find yourself in this situation.

Emty continues his session at the tables and attempts to utilize his theory from the previous videos that focused on 3bet pots to capitalize on a generally weaker player pool.

Thomas Emter attempts to take the theory that was discussed in previous installments to the real world and breaks down a session at $50 PLO with the focus on 3B pots.

Emty continues the analysis of 3bet pots this time turning the focus to monotone boards which are often an understudied part of the game tree that can make a substantial difference to your bottom line if you know these spots much better than your opponents.

Thomas Emter is back with the next installment on his mastering 3bet pots series teaching you how to approach straight boards as the in position 3bettor. The video includes a discussion on how facing weaker players that don't fold versus 3bets and don't lead impacts the optimal strategy and finishes off with a short practice session.

Thomas Emter continues his series focusing on 3Bet pots with paired boards and utilizes Vision to help him develop and check a GTO approach to these tricky situations.

Emty continues his look at 3Bet pots this time turning his focus to paired boards when in position first by reviewing some of the previously discussed ideas and then introducing new concepts to be implemented here.

Thomas Emter continues discussing c-betting decisions as the in position 3bettor on unpaired boards but this time in form of a Vision practice session to apply the concepts learned in the previous installment.

Thomas Emter progresses to mastering flop play in this third installment of his 3bet pots series. Upon watching this video you should feel more comfortable to decide which unpaired boards favor the in position 3bettor and how this translates to your optimal bet sizing and bet frequency choices.

Early Position vs Small Blind; We dive into the problem of why people underfold vs 3bets and why folding to some 3bets brings us max EV in these games all while creating awareness of our opponents 3bet range.

We look at playing squeezed pots when out of position and how playing against wider ranges impacts our cbet frequency.

We explore how our opponents build their ranges and how that dictates our actions while touching on the concepts of equity smoothness, equity realization, postitional disadvantage.

We play as the button against the cutoff and big blind in this scenario and examine how going three way to the flop impacts our cbet frequency compared to a heads-up pot and which boards are best suited for a cbet.

We look at different flop textures and explaining which sizings to choose and why.

Reacting vs CBets, when stabbing makes sense, and exploiting the fact that the population is over Cbetting in the scenarios is examined with the concept of equity shifts being revisited.

How to adjust our 3Betting range when there is a cold caller involved. Includes a focus on how to adjust versus players who won't fold preflop and how to react versus AAxx heavy 4Bettors.

While AAxx is obvious, we explore how to loosen our 4Bet range beyond aces and when it's appropriate to do so.

The importance of thinking in ranges and the concepts of range and polarity advantage are discussed.

Welcome to From the Ground Up: PLO. This video walks you through what to expect from this course and how to best utilize the concepts discussed to improve your PLO games.

We are out of position as the preflop raiser and discuss how to build a proper Cbet range while balancing the many factors that we have to consider including our opponent, population tendencies, and our own image.

How to react as the 3bettor/squeezer vs a AAxx heavy 4bet range is discussed.

So we 3Bet preflop and our opponent called and we need to figure out how to proceed. We make use of a simulation that assumes our opponent does not fold any hand to a 3Bet which is common for low/mid stakes players.

We find ourselves out of position in a multiway pot and discuss how to build our range and proceed with caution in these trickey scenarios.

We look at how to react when facing a Cbet when in position in a heads-up pot and use hand examples to illustrate the theoretical concepts discussed initially.

One of the most difficult situations in the game is explored with adjustments comparing 200bb to 100bb scenarios and the Impact on cbet-frequencies, sizings, and the importance of SPR.