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This is pretty close to what my thought process at the time was to be fair

Can we not put alot of Axxx flush draws in his range or do we expect him to c/r them on the flop/turn? Just seems we don't even have the best bluff catching hand some of the time.

Just looked up my PT4 hands so far:

When bet river myself: Won 101 hands / Lost 23
When calling a river bet: Won 13 hands / Lost 37

Is this fairly standard or obvious signs of an huge leak?

Yea i think baby steps are definitely the way to go, next session i'll see what i can manage :)

That's my thing i've always done this so it feels it's part of my 'A game' in some way as it doesn't seem to effect my play in any other way besides making these calls. But making these calls are costing me soooo much money i really think it's the difference between me being a decent winner at my stakes and a decent winner.

I think thats something i really need to work on, emotionally detaching myself. I had started doing this by playing more tables and stacking them so i don't have as much time to think and go with whats first in my head i don't have time to level myself. But being new to PLO i can't play that many and therefore tile them so i'll have to find a new way to help emotionally detach  myself!

Well that's my thing i do stop and think and while thinking i know i'm beat yet the fold button never seems to exist.. It's like i need to call to prove i was right i was beat, it probably sounds super dumb but it's how my mind works at the moment unfortunately..

Just comparing the 2 websites alone before watching any of the video content shows the huge gulf in quality. I don't think you can beat the schedule here especially with the range and quality of videos provided.

Sorry i'm new to PLO but why on earth would we ever fold the nuts? Do hands actually have more equity than the nuts?

For someone just starting out in PLO this video is hugely insightful for opening ranges, something i've been struggling with by position! Looking forward to Part. 2!