The PLO Book [paperback]

Tri "SlowHabit" Nguyen (Author)
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The Pot-Limit Omaha Book is currently the best PLO educational tool in the market for players looking to learn PLO. It has proven methods and strategies that can help you crush small- and mid-stakes PLO. Nguyen will show you hand selection, standard plays, relative hand strengths in different situations, greet bluffing spots, and advanced tactics to exploit ABC regulars.

Don't lose this opportunity to make a lot of money before the games toughen as more PLO resources become available to the public.

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Editorial Reviews

If pot-limit Omaha is the game of the future, the future is now. More and more poker players, having cut their teeth on no-limit hold’em, are seeking new challenges, with PLO offering an alternative “big-bet” game that readily provides the action NLH players crave. The Pot-Limit Omaha Book: Transitioning from NLH to PLO is directed toward players looking to make such a switch, specifically concentrating on the short-handed, $50-$600 buy-in games that have recently become especially popular online.

The Pot-Limit Omaha Book begins with an extended discussion of pre-flop play, covering topics that include starting hand selection, opening from late position, limping, three- and four-betting, and the significance of big cards and aces. Here as elsewhere, Nguyen frequently employs analogies from no-limit hold’em to help illustrate ideas and concepts to aid the reader’s understanding of PLO.

Next comes a discussion of other key concepts such as the power of position, equity realization, slowplaying, value-betting, and bluffing. Nguyen then covers common mistakes made by NLH players in PLO such as playing too loosely from the blinds or out of position, trouble hands, and failing to think ahead. These sections help provide a sound theoretical framework for subsequent discussions of specific situations encountered during flop, turn, and river play. Again, analogies from NLH help explain the advice for how to approach PLO post-flop, as do numerous hand examples that apply the many useful concepts and theories Nguyen shares.

One finds a wide variety of skill in the low- to middle-stakes PLO games online. Among the opponents one often comes across are many NLH players relatively unfamiliar with how concepts like equity calculation, backdoor draws, flop texture, fold equity, continuation betting, and others apply in PLO. The Pot-Limit Omaha Book: Transitioning from NLH to PLO thus provides a huge edge for those playing against such opponents, while helping its readers hold their own against more savvy opponents as well.

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