Pot Limit Omaha Is INCREDIBLY Easy | Upswing Poker Level-Up 

People forget that these videos are for newer players or those looking to get better in a specific spot. Experienced players seem to be here to look for help in their games for free when they should be paying for proper coaching.

Indeed

National Harbor?

it's on my list now!

5card high only?

@nickhansen8011 lol, yes national harbor. I hear other places are converting to 5 card. It seems that when they try 5 card, they never want to go back to 4.

Always have a backup low.

It's certainly beatable. But I would say the most important street is preflop

@@777shacob8 That's weird, because as i've been playing it, the more hands i've played preflop, the better i've tended to do, like literally playing 80% of hands from UTG. Whenever i've tried to play tighter, i always end up in some situation where i end up opening, getting potted, then re-potted, and i have triple suited AAxxxx or something like that, and end up having 13% equity in a 4way all-in, wondering why the hell i even bothered waiting for a good hand, when the guy with the best equity, was the guy with some random rundown gapper with two non-nut suits. I'm not sure whether to see situations like this as coolers, or whether i've made some fatal error somewhere that could've been avoided. I think you're probably right though, i'm probably just running good when i play more hands, so it's lucky you told me that preflop is actually important, because i was beginning to think i should just be playing almost everything preflop, possibly literally everything, the game is swingy as all living fuck from what i can tell, so it's hard to get any kind of reliable feedback from your results, and i don't have access to any kind of PLO6 solver, if those even exist. So i don't really know what to rely on when it comes to studying. Any advice?

When it is your turn to act

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Yeah why not AAJ10 ds as example?

Wrong game... This vid's on high only, but you would count from the highest card down... A2 isn't always the automatic winner, IE, 572KK board, A3 of course would be, etc... So we'd say they have the 7532A low or a 7 low... A2 well wouldn't have a low since the 2 is counterfeited. But if they had A24Q, then they have 5742A for 2nd nut low.

It's bottom up i.e. a>2>>>

My understanding is that with a board of 568KK 23 would beat A4 because 32 beats 41 for the low

@@jasonnelson5251 Yes. Because the lowest higher card of your 2 must beat theirs.

@@jasonnelson5251 bottom up. A is a 1. 1 is lower than a 2. A4 is the better LOW hand than 32

His explanation’s help imo

Disagree. He brings understanding to wider audience. V helpful.

mine too