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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6942551, member: 1003394"] First, open raise UTG with K5??? It's extremely loose. Afterwards, seeing the finished hand is of no use. I think J9s also paying for a BB Squiz with J9s is totally worth it. That is, rest assured that you will win many hands by folding or not opening those hands. But the player who won will lose many more hands than he won. Imagine this, how many times do you connect by paying that hand like the one that J9s paid??? in 20 Squizes you can connect once. If you connect once you will possibly win a box and lose 15 bb 19 times that is, you will lose 3 boxes seeing garbage hands that you do not connect. I also think that you folded very well although I repeat you should not open that hand, unless you are playing at a table where there are a lot of recreational players and you can take advantage of a flop. I think the KK player also played badly. Given that flop with cards and a flush draw I would have checked from the beginning. It happens that all of us in our beginnings have a hard time pulling an AA or KK. Maybe with a K of clubs I could have made a continuation bet. But, when the turn completes the flush, KK's hand is almost a hand to fold without a doubt. I play a lot of PLO and this is precisely what PLO teaches you. It teaches you to fold much more than you would in Holdem. That's why generally those who are very good Holdem players almost all started or play a lot of PLO. Because imagine that it is difficult to analyze a flop in Holdem with 2 cards in hand, imagine how difficult it is to analyze a flop in PLOmaha when you have the opponent who has 4 cards in hand. Greetings:):):) [/QUOTE]

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