chaos183

This is extremely valuable content, thanks Horse and keep up the good work!

I don't agree with the criticism.

While there are some valid points and perhaps other pros do a better job of explaining strategy or thought processes when I opened this video I mainly wanted to get entertained with perhaps taking away some concepts for myself and I did not get disappointed.

So I would like for Jungleman to continue making videos and if anything talk less strategy and be even more himself :)

very valueable content, great job kevin. im almost tempted now to buy your course even though i play PLO/PLO5 6-max :)

Hi Richard!
Thanks for doing one of does 50BB videos.

Around min35 with that KQ86ds hand, do you think there is merrit to use a small size on the turn again? perhaps not with your hand but lets say you had KQ69 with 9high fd is bet 25%/fold to raise an option?
i didnt study this, but it seems to be a very nice tactic to use in general at least against my (.50/1, 1/2) opponents especially if the board is a bit lockdowny

for that big AKQ hand at the end of the video, wouldnt it be better to just pot the turn yourself?
sure when the money goes in we are not in great shape but he will still have some folds.

if he opened from earlier position i might feel different about it but button rfi should still have weak enough hands, perhaps with a low spade draw and/or backdoor nutflushdraw

Hi Richard!

Thanks for another great video, i especially enjoyed the SB limp/raise strategy breakdown - something i will try to implement for sure!

I have some questions with regards to GG, as i started playing there recently (5card, but general concepts should still apply)

1) Straddle:
from my limited time and many years ago playing some live poker i seem to recall that you could straddle only UTG, which would keep the general order of play in tact for the most part.
On GG you can straddle from any position and i wonder if it might be +EV to do it in certain table settings or perhaps even in general on the button.
for example: you have position and are deep with a fish, but have agressive regulars to your left who will punish your isolation attempts. now if you straddle on button, they are forced to act before you preflop.

2) dealing with someone else straddeling:
following the same logic, since it has come up a few times already - im having trouble if a player is perma straddeling especially sitting right to me. I felt that i needed to play super tight and lost the advantage of seeing the flop with some speculative hands for cheap or 3betting the fish quite wide which is usually the benefit of having position on an "action player". What i usually do is play very tight and go mostly for limp reraises with my good hands, any additional tips you might have are appreciated.

3) Stacksize:
You made some very logical sounding points but my personal issue is that it makes it tougher to play multiple tables well. So far all my attempts at playing shorter stacks have resulted in me thinking that its probably not worth it and i should stick to 100bb. Of course i also never did any meaningful work on 50bb or less game.
So i guess my question for you is: Do you think the edge i would get on some tables by playing a shorter stack is worth putting in the necessary time to get decent at it and probably also would need to play 1 or 2 less tables at least for a while - or is it better to go with option B, just quit tables where the positions suck?

I know this is a huge wall of text and i hope you dont mind it

Thanks, Johannes

Hi!
You can try to filter for PLO and on the right side under 'more filters' select 'full ring' however i think most of the PLO MTT content so far has been by elite coaches like Phil Galfond, Richard Gryko, Alien Slayer.
Ive watched most of them and thought they were great especially Richard's so perhaps consider upgrading for a month to watch it (i dont benefit financially from this advice :))

Hi!
I like the 3b with the 2 good suits against CO even readless.
Flop i lean towards check-calling as you would have to fold against a raise and would prefer to bet-fold a hand like AK42 with no gutshot and no backdoor fd.
Also if i bet i like a larger sizing on flop to set up a turn shove on a blank or otherwise favorable card like K or non straight completing diamond.
As played i agree with silverslick that you dont have the odds to check-call on the turn to the large bet and could peel against half-pot.
Hope that was helpful :)

Hand1: interesting spot for sure, as im not playing on anonymous tables my commentary is for a situation where we want to be balanced (lets say against a strong regular)

if we check range on the flop i think its very hard to have any check-raises for any size and be somewhat balanced so we probably should continue only with a call and h: ave hands that have some equity against 2 pair lets say KKQ etc or a high heart blocker which we can then bluff if turn goes chk chk (which you said it will often)

another approach would be to say our range has more doublesuited high rundowns and we can cbet at a small size with a high frequency (and continue to barrel turn river if we have a good blocker) because its gonna be hard for him to call down with 2 pair or even a straight against our range.

edit:
last hand: are you sure we shouldnt be squeezing pre? seeing the showdown it seems any doublesuited AK hand would push enough equity multiway at this table, and we can just shove any flop we have a piece of, perhaps the opponents will deny each other some equity as well.

curious what you think and keep the videos coming :)

loved it! would like to see more of this format

i would prefer to not see a part 2 of this. Im sure this is great entertainment for those interested in that kind of thing but i feel your commentary adds very little - mainly because the overall level of play is so weak.
i liked your review of the episodes where you played yourself a lot more!

most interesting hand for me was the one where matt leads the nutflushdraw on J62 and the dude instafolds QQT8 backdoor flushdraw, pretty sure we should continue here in some way against the strategy matt was playing.

otherwise pretty boring content for me (dont mean any offense, i usually like your videos a lot phil and never comment :P)

great video phil!
please make a HU video since i think theres not enough content yet for HU PLO players like myself :)

did u really just say the guy who coldcalled half his stack with QJo is likely to fold the flopped openender? =D

really enjoy ur videos though thanks! :)

thanks for taking the time to answer!
that all makes a lot of sense and i think i should work on beeing more balanced in my check continuing range on boards like this.

really enjoyed this video - keep em coming.

question about the last hand (AA4 on 942r where u check call flop and 7r turn after 3betting oop)

im uncomfortable in similar spots because i feel against a good opponent when i check call my hand is quite face up because with a rundown containing a 9 i would probably want to bet for protection from random overcards he can have and 356 or similar combos is very rarely in my preflop range.
any advice u can give me? (i dont feel 3betting more junky doublesuited hands oop against good players is a good solution - for my comfort zone at least!)

thanks and again thx for a great vid!

really cool video learned a lot thanks! 

looking forward for more to come!

on a side note, u might want to include more hands which u are loosing in the next one!