This is an offer I cannot refuse even for $699. I play in a $1/$3 NLH game that uses a reverse bomb pot button so we are playing a $5 ante double board PLO bomb pot hand every orbit and also with dealer changes. Although I have some of the concepts down and am marginally profitable in these hands, I expect to crush with this training course.
Knowing is only half the battle. I'm very good at both PLO and BP, and with BP the variation is insane. Be careful of dynamic boards where the nuts can change drastically with more cards to come. Second aspect to be careful of is pot control, because on a dynamic board, when you have the nuts, and a card comes that doesn't improve your hand, its likely it did for someone else. Lastly, being 1/4 is a real thing, and even the best of us this will happen to. I actually avoid BP if there are really aggressive players at the table, because they can cost you money with poor play, and also make you money with poor play, but it really makes it a net EV game when youre crushing the 1/3 and get tilted from a BP loss.
When I play live PLO they are basically playing it like it's a single board bomb pot. Entire table limping 100% range. I shared my nuts once. Been single ever since.
As with any split pot game, the ideal scenario is that your floor is half pot and ceiling is full pot. Too many players show up with a ceiling at half pot and a floor at zero.
Excellent video and great idea for a course. I am very interested in this course but I found this course after the opening deal. Is there a chance you would be willing to extend it by a day? I am more than happy to provide hand histories as mentioned in the video and add value in other ways.
I make more from bomb pots than I do from normal hands (I am extremely tight and try to minimize variance). $25 to see two flops is a great deal. PLO is supposed to be a post-flop game after all.
Sometimes I'll see games like $100 double board plo bomb pot being spread. I hear each hand a player can only lose $2k. What kind of bankroll would you need to be comfortable with playing in such a game. And what bankroll would you want if there were no such cap? What would you want to buyin for in the uncapped situation?
How is A67T with T7ss only 60% equity vrs J674 Jhigh spades on: 6h6d2h 5c8sAd ??? A6 has to dodge only 5 cards on top to lose and 3 to chop w 39 cards in the deck, and a very slim chance of losing to the 5/3 or 5/8 runout so about 62% equity on top- Then on bottom J7 has only two 7s or running spades to scoop the bottom, the seven remaining 4s or 9s to chop, and if the 9, that 7 or J make a better straight for A6. Thats 68% at least on bottom. Id say its more like 65% equity for A6
and you're completely wrong so congrats. the games he's talking about are time games. even in rake games they're making less allowing them bc the hands take a long time.
Correction for the AT76 vs J764 hand, the equities are closer to 70/30. Equity calculator has been fixed: plomastermind.com/plo-equity-calculator/
This is an offer I cannot refuse even for $699. I play in a $1/$3 NLH game that uses a reverse bomb pot button so we are playing a $5 ante double board PLO bomb pot hand every orbit and also with dealer changes. Although I have some of the concepts down and am marginally profitable in these hands, I expect to crush with this training course.
Knowing is only half the battle. I'm very good at both PLO and BP, and with BP the variation is insane. Be careful of dynamic boards where the nuts can change drastically with more cards to come. Second aspect to be careful of is pot control, because on a dynamic board, when you have the nuts, and a card comes that doesn't improve your hand, its likely it did for someone else. Lastly, being 1/4 is a real thing, and even the best of us this will happen to. I actually avoid BP if there are really aggressive players at the table, because they can cost you money with poor play, and also make you money with poor play, but it really makes it a net EV game when youre crushing the 1/3 and get tilted from a BP loss.
You play at the fort?
Spring?
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Thank you for this content! Very timely since many modern games run this
When I play live PLO they are basically playing it like it's a single board bomb pot. Entire table limping 100% range. I shared my nuts once. Been single ever since.
As with any split pot game, the ideal scenario is that your floor is half pot and ceiling is full pot. Too many players show up with a ceiling at half pot and a floor at zero.
Excellent video and great idea for a course.
I am very interested in this course but I found this course after the opening deal. Is there a chance you would be willing to extend it by a day?
I am more than happy to provide hand histories as mentioned in the video and add value in other ways.
How can I get the Ebook?
i freaking love the term onlynuts🤣🤣🤣
I make more from bomb pots than I do from normal hands (I am extremely tight and try to minimize variance). $25 to see two flops is a great deal. PLO is supposed to be a post-flop game after all.
flopped double gutter in second example on bottom board not single gutter.
Woa loved this!
Sometimes I'll see games like $100 double board plo bomb pot being spread. I hear each hand a player can only lose $2k. What kind of bankroll would you need to be comfortable with playing in such a game. And what bankroll would you want if there were no such cap? What would you want to buyin for in the uncapped situation?
Dinopoker has a free double board bombpot calculator!
Great video!!!!
Did you misspeak when you said pocket deuces would be the nuts? Did you mean pocket fives?
How is A67T with T7ss only 60% equity vrs J674 Jhigh spades on:
6h6d2h
5c8sAd
???
A6 has to dodge only 5 cards on top to lose and 3 to chop w 39 cards in the deck, and a very slim chance of losing to the 5/3 or 5/8 runout so about 62% equity on top-
Then on bottom J7 has only two 7s or running spades to scoop the bottom, the seven remaining 4s or 9s to chop, and if the 9, that 7 or J make a better straight for A6.
Thats 68% at least on bottom.
Id say its more like 65% equity for A6
I had nuts plus redraw on one board. Wrap plus nfd on other board. And i get scooped. Screw bomb pots lol.
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Just realized that casinos use double board bomb pots every dealer change to maximize rake
That doesn't even make sense, on any level.
and you're completely wrong so congrats. the games he's talking about are time games. even in rake games they're making less allowing them bc the hands take a long time.
why are we encouraging the continued deevolution of this game into pure nonsense? if you want to gamble just go to the pits.
It springs action and can wake up dead tables.
@@gargantuangoose24 it breaks tables. 3 fish bust in 1 hand and the guy who quadruples racks up and leaves.
Here in Texas we have tables just for this. Double board plo bp 10/20. It’s degen play but if ur rich it’s fun.
Stop putting this stuff out, we don’t need people learning how to play this, killing your own action
DBL board is all luck....we thought it was skillful last year, but that was wrong...I know several players who no longer play DBL board....
not true at all
they don't play anymore bc it's skill and they kept getting wrecked.