Pot Limit Omaha 1/2

#1 August 17th, 2017, 9:20 PM

Here where I live, it is common in PLO tables, the players goes all in pre-flop all the time, and often we can see multiples allins, like 9 to 1, allins in 4 way or more. In your countries have tables like this? How do you do in this cases?

#2 August 23rd, 2017, 6:58 AM

I play a lot of PLO but I don't usually see people go all-in pre-flop and if you don't like when people do that then I would advise you to just search for another table to play at. I play in the US and I don't see people go all in in my country.

#3 October 16th, 2017, 8:54 AM

If players constantly go all in for preflop, immediately look for another table for which you can change seats. Usually, before I start playing, I choose the table for a long time and carefully, watch the game for a few minutes and then just join the game. In my country, too, there are different tables, there are those on which constantly go in and there are more adequate tables

#4 October 16th, 2017, 9:48 AM

I would never play in a table like that. Before I played real money poker I played on the WSOP app and I have only ever won 2 pre-flop all-ins out of almost 100. Omaha is a flop game, and even with the best pre-flop hand of AAKK double suited I have still seen mainly losses

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