Alien Slayer

Alien Slayer provides the second installment of his 6-tabling review series where he mixes 4-card and 5-card tables on GGPoker. On top of sharing his thoughts on the action, he pulls up Vision GTO Trainer to check his lines in close spots.

Alien Slayer plays a session with a mix of 5c and 4c PLO occasionally touching on the differences between the games and how his approach to both is different.

Alien Slayer continues to examine the differences in 4 and 5 card PLO this time turning his focus to the turn x/r line and how the ranges are constructed for these plays.

Alien Slayer follows up with the second installment of his series comparing play between 4-card and 5-card PLO. In this part, he explores the differences in turn play on various runouts.

Alien Slayer explores the differences in approaching single-raised pots with a cold-caller in 4-card PLO vs 5-card PLO. The first installment focuses on flop play and discusses how to play different hand classes in various flop nodes.

Alien Slayer continues with part two of his 5-card PLO session review on GGPoker across a mix of $2/$5 and $5/$10. Throughout the action he loads up Vision for some deeper dives where he sees fit.

Alien Slayer battles it out across six tables against stiff competition and touches on general principles for 5 card PLO as well as the nuance of the hands during the session.

Alien Slayer utilizes the services of Vision to examine some of the keys to 5 card PLO and extrapolates general tendencies and ideas that can be applied to your game.

Alien Slayer is following up on the previous session having built some stacks and now playing a bit deeper.

Alien Slayer finds himself with stack sizes ranging from quite short to nearing deep stack levels and discusses how the approach differs with each of these stacks.

Alien Slayer starts a new high-stakes series focused on post-session reviews from a recent session where he 4-tabled $10/$20. The stack sizes vary across the tables, as he primarily bought in short but made adjustments based on the table layout.

Alien Slayer gives us a peak at a high stakes session where he buys in short at three tables and manages to work his stack up eventually finding himself deep stacked making for interesting hands at varying stack depths.

Alien Slayer concludes his 5-card PLO series discussing more interesting hands that came up during a recent 6-tabling session on GGPoker.

Alien Slayer utilizes the newly developed 5 card PLO solver to break down hands from a session at $500 PLO and establishes some heuristics for this game that is growing in popularity quite rapidly.

Alien Slayer breaks down the action from a six table session at $500 on GG and touches on all things related to 5 card PLO as well as getting into the details of some of the tougher hands.

Alien Slayer comments in real time as he battles in a small pool chalk full of regulars.

Alien Slayer sticks with his roots, $500 Zoom, and provides a post-session review. With the smaller player pool, his previous notes and reads come into play.

Alien Slayer continues to review the session featured in the previous installment where the hands come fast and furious and he finds himself involved in a bunch of hands with a high SPR making for difficult decisions.

Alien Slayer launches a new $2.5/$5 zoom PLO session, this time choosing a post-analysis style reviewing four tables that he played earlier in the day. With tables being short-handed, he focuses on building some reads versus the unknown players in the mix.

Alien Slayer continues to break down his session that features a handful of tough players and continues to expand on general player pool thoughts along with adjustments to be made when playing some of these killers.

Alien Slayer jumps into a two table session at $500 zoom where the pool features a number of short-stacking regulars and pays close attention to his preflop game as this is the primary means of exploitation for the rat-holers.

Alien Slayer continues to utilize the 5 card solver this time turning his focus to non-premium hands with an ace and how to maneuver these often tricky situations with marginal holdings.

Alien Slayer makes use of the 5 card PLO solver to examine our preflop strategy with double pairs because, in 5 card PLO, a lot of double pairs significantly drop in value.

Alien Slayer utilizes the 5 card PLO solver to take a look at some preflop spots and help sharpen our ranges in a variety of positions and stacks.

Alien Slayer continues the analysis of his 5-card PLO session and puts the focus on deriving preflop heuristics from a new beta tool for 5-card PLO.

Alien Slayer reviews a 5-card PLO session across 6 tables. During the review he lays the focus on preflop play and backs up close decisions with a new beta tool for 5-card PLO ranges.

Alien Slayer continues to breakdown his 5 card PLO session on GG poker touching on the nuance of this game as it relates to 4 card PLO and how to approach the various situations that occur in this swingy but profitable game.

Alien Slayer reviews some 5 card $2.50/$5 PLO footage on GG Poker and focuses on the preflop considerations when switching from 4 card PLO.

Alien Slayer continues with the second installment of his 2-tabling live play session at $2.50/$5 zoom that features a handful of new players that he focuses to build a read on.

Alien Slayer battles it out across two tables in a small pool chalk full of regulars and comments in real time as he attempts to mix population tendencies with his HUD to capitalize on the mistakes of his opponents.