CardRunners instructor Galen Cranston, also known as "gakn29," regularly crushes mid-stakes six-max no-limit hold'em and pot-limit Omaha. In this sneak peak, Cranston commentates on a session of playing four tables of $400 pot-limit Omaha.
Cranston discusses differences in strategy when playing against someone he knows to be a good player versus going up against someone he's never played before. The assumption is that "unknown" players are weak and strategically unsound. To exploit a player like that, it takes a very different approach than to exploit a talented player...
Interesting video on PL Omaha with some good commentary. How about an interview with the crown prince of PLO: Jeff Hwang. I am currently wading through his advanced books and it has made me totally re-think my approach to the game. PLO players better than me (ahem ... that would probably be 90% of PLO players ha ha) have also mentioned his books are very, very good.
flintsword
"The lucky player is usually the player that knows how much to leave to chance."
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12-22-2012 12:03
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