Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6942498, member: 1003394"]
Hello Andy

If your answer is joking, I take it as a joke.

But if it's not a joke, I really don't agree with the answer at all.

To keep in mind, the flop is 60% of the showdown, which is the owner of the truth.

Regarding 5 cards of the showdown, the best information is given to you by the flop.

Otherwise we should all play with AA in hand and go there, that would be ideal according to your proposal hahahaha.

I have been playing PLO for almost 3 months and it helped me a lot, even to improve my game in Holdem. I can assure you that in PLO the flop is essential. And when I see many great Holdem cash players play, I realize that the postflop play they play is very important. Much more important than preflop play.

It happens that today many are dealing with the issue of solvers and improving their preflop play, but then when the flop falls they don't know what to do with their AA or KK and that's where the problem comes.

That is why cash and mtts coaches generally teach you how to diversify the types of flops. If they are semi-detached, if they have the possibility of open stairs or possible concrete stairs. What cards on the flop connect with your opponent's range, which in general is the call range and its diversity (Example, you have AA or KK and your opponent makes a reraise, so he pays??? 99 1010 JJ J10 AKo Aks etc)

From then on the fundamental part is the continuation bets.

Greetings dear friend:):):)
[/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us