friske nat heste ?

nogen der er frisk på at vinde lidt $ i aften ?

sig hvad du vil spille mellem 0-11$ (helst over 0$) :)

kom friiiiiiisk !

10$ plo raket ? ;D. hvis du er frisk på sådan en lille en ? . har lavet 4 buyins homegame - cashgame, men får sikkert ikke chancen, så gl til staker og de valgte.

skriv lige om du har lyst, hvis ikke smutter jeg hen og ser tv igen ;D.

okey, du får chancen Per, så må du bevise at du er værd at stake !
hva var nick på stars ?:)

kører gerne en contest imod ham :O)

skal dog lige have lavet lidt skrub mad, men 2x5 buy in på nl10 og rykker op hver gang de er doblet.

yep live21

hva var dit nick ? live21 ? :)

ja lyder fint nok live :) sender 10$ nu

dks_per , sorry ventetiden så lige hu poker på 3+ :)

skal der postet lidt lir hands ? og er der et tidspunkt hvor vi vælger at splitte ?

så sidder jeg på to plo10 borde.

oki, om der er en af jer der når 100$ splittes der 50/50 efter BI og der er stake til DTG i morgen

bi er for begge ik' ? :)

til den der når 100$ behøves ik HH, jeg railer bare med

venter desværre stadig på dollars , ville du have lidt hænder ? håber du railer :). og du kan skrive en pm med msn hvis det er .

stars får aldrig skylden for at være lynende hurtige :p .

modtaget og starter :)

pis, regnede med zic havde et overpar han ville trykke af så jeg kunne komme ind på flop, er ik meget for at leade ud i dem på turn og bordet parrer river, regnede med de var lidtmere aggro postflop, men ingen af dem havde noget som helst, så havde ikke fået value alligevel

PokerStars Game #37017860734: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 2:14:28 CET [2009/12/21 20:14:28 ET]
Table 'Polana VII' 6-max Seat #3 is the button
Seat 1: ZoDra ($2.30 in chips)
Seat 2: humpster76 ($13.55 in chips)
Seat 3: BBAAEEMM ($9.25 in chips)
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. ($7.10 in chips)
Seat 5: Live21 ($5.70 in chips)
Seat 6: CazicT ($12.10 in chips)
MENACE_LTD.: posts small blind $0.05
Live21: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [Js Kd 9c Ks]
CazicT: raises $0.25 to $0.35
ZoDra: folds
humpster76: calls $0.35
BBAAEEMM: calls $0.35
MENACE_LTD.: folds
Live21: calls $0.25
*** FLOP *** [9s 6s Jh]
Live21: checks
CazicT: checks
humpster76: checks
BBAAEEMM: checks
*** TURN *** [9s 6s Jh] [2s]
Live21: checks
CazicT: checks
humpster76: checks
BBAAEEMM: checks
*** RIVER *** [9s 6s Jh 2s] [6h]
Live21: checks
CazicT: checks
humpster76: folds
humpster76 leaves the table
BBAAEEMM: checks
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Live21: shows [Js Kd 9c Ks] (a flush, King high)
CazicT: mucks hand
BBAAEEMM: mucks hand
fnjay joins the table at seat #2
Live21 collected $1.40 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $1.45 | Rake $0.05
Board [9s 6s Jh 2s 6h]
Seat 1: ZoDra folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 2: humpster76 folded on the River
Seat 3: BBAAEEMM (button) mucked [Qd Ad Qh 2h]
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 5: Live21 (big blind) showed [Js Kd 9c Ks] and won ($1.40) with a flush, King high
Seat 6: CazicT mucked [Td Tc 7d Jc]

danm dårlig starthånd jeg har, prøver at bluffe fyren, koster desværre 2 $ , sætter ham på nada, men miss read, tror han rammer full river.

heller ingen value med nuts

PokerStars Game #37018000197: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 2:17:59 CET [2009/12/21 20:17:59 ET]
Table 'Polana VII' 6-max Seat #6 is the button
Seat 1: ZoDra ($2.10 in chips)
Seat 2: fnjay ($10 in chips)
Seat 3: BBAAEEMM ($8.90 in chips)
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. ($7.05 in chips)
Seat 5: Live21 ($6.65 in chips)
Seat 6: CazicT ($12.05 in chips)
ZoDra: posts small blind $0.05
fnjay: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [Jh Th Ad 9d]
BBAAEEMM: calls $0.10
MENACE_LTD.: folds
Live21: raises $0.20 to $0.30
CazicT: calls $0.30
ZoDra: calls $0.25
fnjay: calls $0.20
BBAAEEMM: calls $0.20
*** FLOP *** [Qd Td 5s]
ZoDra: checks
fnjay: checks
BBAAEEMM: checks
Live21: checks
CazicT: checks
*** TURN *** [Qd Td 5s] [4d]
ZoDra: checks
fnjay: checks
BBAAEEMM: checks
Live21: bets $1.10
CazicT: folds
ZoDra: folds
fnjay: folds
BBAAEEMM: folds
Uncalled bet ($1.10) returned to Live21
Live21 collected $1.45 from pot
Live21: doesn't show hand
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $1.50 | Rake $0.05
Board [Qd Td 5s 4d]
Seat 1: ZoDra (small blind) folded on the Turn
Seat 2: fnjay (big blind) folded on the Turn
Seat 3: BBAAEEMM folded on the Turn
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: Live21 collected ($1.45)
Seat 6: CazicT (button) folded on the Turn

skod man ikke er dybere.

PokerStars Game #37018205162: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 2:23:17 CET [2009/12/21 20:23:17 ET]
Table 'Polana VII' 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: ZoDra ($1.70 in chips)
Seat 2: fnjay ($10.55 in chips)
Seat 3: BBAAEEMM ($8.20 in chips)
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. ($7.15 in chips)
Seat 5: Live21 ($7.70 in chips)
Seat 6: CazicT ($11.75 in chips)
Live21: posts small blind $0.05
CazicT: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [5s Kh Jh Ks]
ZoDra: folds
fnjay: raises $0.20 to $0.30
ZoDra leaves the table
BBAAEEMM: folds
MENACE_LTD.: folds
Live21: calls $0.25
CazicT: folds
*** FLOP *** [7d Js 4h]
lippy8888 joins the table at seat #1
Live21: checks
fnjay: bets $0.40
Live21: calls $0.40
*** TURN *** [7d Js 4h] [Ah]
Live21: checks
fnjay: bets $1.10
Live21: folds
Uncalled bet ($1.10) returned to fnjay
fnjay collected $1.45 from pot
fnjay: doesn't show hand
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $1.50 | Rake $0.05
Board [7d Js 4h Ah]
Seat 1: ZoDra folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 2: fnjay collected ($1.45)
Seat 3: BBAAEEMM folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: Live21 (small blind) folded on the Turn
Seat 6: CazicT (big blind) folded before Flop

lækker lille en.

PokerStars Spil #37018206052: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 21/12/2009 20:23:19 ET
Bord 'Izar III' 6-max Knappen er på plads #5
Plads 1: Dks_per ($3.90 i chips)
Plads 2: NineRocket ($5.30 i chips)
Plads 3: brandyballs ($57.30 i chips)
Plads 4: FISHMAN77 ($18.80 i chips)
Plads 5: nevin1111 ($9.55 i chips)
Plads 6: birbidon ($16.65 i chips)
birbidon: poster small blind $0.05
Dks_per: poster big blind $0.10
*** KORT ***
Givet til Dks_per [7s Kh Ks Td]
NineRocket: kalder $0.10
brandyballs: folder
FISHMAN77: folder
nevin1111: kalder $0.10
birbidon: kalder $0.05
Dks_per: raiser $0.40 til $0.50
NineRocket: kalder $0.40
nevin1111: kalder $0.40
birbidon: folder
*** FLOP *** [2h Ts Js]
Dks_per: better $1.55
NineRocket: folder
nevin1111: kalder $1.55
*** TURN *** [2h Ts Js] [3h]
Dks_per: better $1.85 og er all-in
nevin1111: folder
Ikke callet bet ($1.85) returneret til Dks_per
Dks_per vandt $4.50 fra potten
Dks_per: viser ikke sin hånd
*** RESUMÈ ***
Pot i alt: $4.70 | Rake $0.20
Bord [2h Ts Js 3h]
Plads 1: Dks_per (big blind) vandt ($4.50)
Plads 2: NineRocket foldede på flop
Plads 3: brandyballs foldede før flop (bettede ikke)
Plads 4: FISHMAN77 foldede før flop (bettede ikke)
Plads 5: nevin1111 (knap) foldede på turn
Plads 6: birbidon (small blind) foldede før flop

tabte stor pot på fyr der kalder stort på flush draw og rammer obv river og jeg bliver nød til at smide , lidt ringe spillet.

wtf har du her hvor du ik kan slå et par ti på det board ?

PokerStars Game #37018656193: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 2:35:23 CET [2009/12/21 20:35:23 ET]
Table 'Izar III' 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: Dks_per ($2.95 in chips)
Seat 2: NineRocket ($1.70 in chips)
Seat 4: FISHMAN77 ($18.50 in chips)
Seat 5: SALEEN18 ($9.60 in chips)
Seat 6: birbidon ($22.65 in chips)
SALEEN18: posts small blind $0.05
birbidon: posts big blind $0.10
3 kingdom: sits out
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dks_per: raises $0.25 to $0.35
NineRocket: calls $0.35
FISHMAN77: folds
SALEEN18: folds
birbidon: calls $0.25
*** FLOP *** [Ts 4s 7d]
birbidon: checks
Dks_per: bets $0.40
NineRocket: folds
birbidon: calls $0.40
*** TURN *** [Ts 4s 7d] [7s]
3 kingdom is sitting out
birbidon: checks
Dks_per: checks
*** RIVER *** [Ts 4s 7d 7s] [8s]
birbidon: bets $0.70
Dks_per: calls $0.70
*** SHOW DOWN ***
birbidon: shows [Th Ac 4c 9s] (two pair, Tens and Sevens)
Dks_per: mucks hand
birbidon collected $3.15 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $3.30 | Rake $0.15
Board [Ts 4s 7d 7s 8s]
Seat 1: Dks_per mucked
Seat 2: NineRocket folded on the Flop
Seat 4: FISHMAN77 (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: SALEEN18 (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 6: birbidon (big blind) showed [Th Ac 4c 9s] and won ($3.15) with two pair, Tens and Sevens

overrasket ? næppe.

PokerStars Spil #37018652034: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 21/12/2009 20:35:17 ET
Bord 'Mineura' 6-max Knappen er på plads #3
Plads 1: golorp ($6 i chips)
Plads 2: filya28 ($9.70 i chips)
Plads 3: Mausal08 ($11 i chips)
Plads 4: Dks_per ($1.10 i chips)
Plads 5: bballlegend ($8.15 i chips)
Dks_per: poster small blind $0.05
bballlegend: poster big blind $0.10
*** KORT ***
Givet til Dks_per [5d 9d 5c Ah]
golorp: folder
filya28: kalder $0.10
Mausal08: raiser $0.20 til $0.30
Dks_per: kalder $0.25
bballlegend: folder
filya28: kalder $0.20
*** FLOP *** [9c 8d 2s]
Dks_per: better $0.80 og er all-in
filya28: folder
Mausal08: kalder $0.80
*** TURN *** [9c 8d 2s] [Jd]
*** RIVER *** [9c 8d 2s Jd] [Td]
*** SHOWDOWN ***
Dks_per: viser [5d 9d 5c Ah] (en flush, bonde høj)
Mausal08: viser [8c Ad 2d Qs] (en flush, es høj)
Mausal08 vandt $2.50 fra potten
*** RESUMÈ ***
Pot i alt: $2.60 | Rake $0.10
Bord [9c 8d 2s Jd Td]
Plads 1: golorp foldede før flop (bettede ikke)
Plads 2: filya28 foldede på flop
Plads 3: Mausal08 (knap) viste [8c Ad 2d Qs] og vandt ($2.50) med en flush, es høj
Plads 4: Dks_per (small blind) viste [5d 9d 5c Ah] og tabte med en flush, bonde høj
Plads 5: bballlegend (big blind) foldede før flop


aggro call , stupid stuff

PokerStars Spil #37018656193: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 21/12/2009 20:35:23 ET
Bord 'Izar III' 6-max Knappen er på plads #4
Plads 1: Dks_per ($2.95 i chips)
Plads 2: NineRocket ($1.70 i chips)
Plads 4: FISHMAN77 ($18.50 i chips)
Plads 5: SALEEN18 ($9.60 i chips)
Plads 6: birbidon ($22.65 i chips)
SALEEN18: poster small blind $0.05
birbidon: poster big blind $0.10
3 kingdom: sidder ude
*** KORT ***
Givet til Dks_per [Tc 2h Jh Ks]
Dks_per: raiser $0.25 til $0.35
NineRocket: kalder $0.35
FISHMAN77: folder
SALEEN18: folder
birbidon: kalder $0.25
*** FLOP *** [Ts 4s 7d]
birbidon: checker
Dks_per: better $0.40
NineRocket: folder
birbidon: kalder $0.40
*** TURN *** [Ts 4s 7d] [7s]
3 kingdom sidder ude
birbidon: checker
Dks_per: checker
*** RIVER *** [Ts 4s 7d 7s] [8s]
birbidon: better $0.70
Dks_per: kalder $0.70
*** SHOWDOWN ***
birbidon: viser [Th Ac 4c 9s] (to par, tiere og syvere)
Dks_per: mucker hånd
birbidon vandt $3.15 fra potten
*** RESUMÈ ***
Pot i alt: $3.30 | Rake $0.15
Bord [Ts 4s 7d 7s 8s]
Plads 1: Dks_per muckede [Tc 2h Jh Ks]
Plads 2: NineRocket foldede på flop
Plads 4: FISHMAN77 (knap) foldede før flop (bettede ikke)
Plads 5: SALEEN18 (small blind) foldede før flop
Plads 6: birbidon (big blind) viste [Th Ac 4c 9s] og vandt ($3.15) med to par, tiere og syvere

ffs selvfølgelig, er über low, næsten styrtet , lidt skurb tak

PokerStars Spil #37018719957: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 21/12/2009 20:37:08 ET
Bord 'Izar III' 6-max Knappen er på plads #6
Plads 1: Dks_per ($2.15 i chips)
Plads 2: NineRocket ($1 i chips)
Plads 4: FISHMAN77 ($18.50 i chips)
Plads 5: SALEEN18 ($9.55 i chips)
Plads 6: birbidon ($24 i chips)
Dks_per: poster small blind $0.05
NineRocket: poster big blind $0.10
*** KORT ***
Givet til Dks_per [4d 9s Ah As]
FISHMAN77: raiser $0.10 til $0.20
SALEEN18: folder
birbidon: kalder $0.20
Dks_per: raiser $0.70 til $0.90
NineRocket: folder
FISHMAN77: raiser $2.10 til $3
birbidon: folder
Dks_per: kalder $1.25 og er all-in
Ikke callet bet ($0.85) returneret til FISHMAN77
*** FLOP *** [Jc 2d Kd]
*** TURN *** [Jc 2d Kd] [Js]
*** RIVER *** [Jc 2d Kd Js] [Kc]
*** SHOWDOWN ***
Dks_per: viser [4d 9s Ah As] (to par, esser og konger)
FISHMAN77: viser [4c Tc Ad Ac] (to par, esser og konger)
Dks_per vandt $2.20 fra potten
FISHMAN77 vandt $2.20 fra potten
*** RESUMÈ ***
Pot i alt: $4.60 | Rake $0.20
Bord [Jc 2d Kd Js Kc]
Plads 1: Dks_per (small blind) viste [4d 9s Ah As] og vandt ($2.20) med to par, esser og konger
Plads 2: NineRocket (big blind) foldede før flop
Plads 4: FISHMAN77 viste [4c Tc Ad Ac] og vandt ($2.20) med to par, esser og konger
Plads 5: SALEEN18 foldede før flop (bettede ikke)
Plads 6: birbidon (knap) foldede før flop

jaa hva med en HH om den hånd med par 10 ??

lol det er jo retarderet

PokerStars Game #37018794351: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 2:39:12 CET [2009/12/21 20:39:12 ET]
Table 'Izar III' 6-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: Dks_per ($2.10 in chips)
Seat 2: NineRocket ($0.85 in chips)
Seat 4: FISHMAN77 ($18.45 in chips)
Seat 5: SALEEN18 ($9.80 in chips)
Seat 6: birbidon ($23.80 in chips)
FISHMAN77: posts small blind $0.05
SALEEN18: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
birbidon has timed out
birbidon: folds
birbidon is sitting out
Dks_per: raises $0.20 to $0.30
NineRocket: calls $0.30
FISHMAN77: folds
SALEEN18: folds
*** FLOP *** [4s 5h 9d]
Dks_per: bets $0.75
NineRocket: calls $0.55 and is all-in
Uncalled bet ($0.20) returned to Dks_per
*** TURN *** [4s 5h 9d] [Jc]
*** RIVER *** [4s 5h 9d Jc] [2s]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Dks_per: shows [7h Jd 8c 3h] (a pair of Jacks)
NineRocket: shows [4c 3c 7c 5d] (two pair, Fives and Fours)
NineRocket collected $1.80 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $1.85 | Rake $0.05
Board [4s 5h 9d Jc 2s]
Seat 1: Dks_per showed [7h Jd 8c 3h] and lost with a pair of Jacks
Seat 2: NineRocket (button) showed [4c 3c 7c 5d] and won ($1.80) with two pair, Fives and Fours
Seat 4: FISHMAN77 (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 5: SALEEN18 (big blind) folded before Flop
Seat 6: birbidon folded before Flop (didn't bet)

du ville ikke have hh mester ? :o

Imho rimelig lavt live :) Du gør hvad du kan for at slagte manden, lad da OP selv vudere. Dunno hvor sjovt du syntes hvis man begynder at poste alle dine fejl, så ender vi jo op med et kedeligt forum.

en pis hånd at være nødt tila t folde med nut træk

PokerStars Game #37018843521: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 2:40:34 CET [2009/12/21 20:40:34 ET]
Table 'Polana VII' 6-max Seat #6 is the button
Seat 1: lippy8888 ($12.65 in chips)
Seat 2: fnjay ($10.50 in chips)
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. ($5.45 in chips)
Seat 5: Live21 ($6.70 in chips)
Seat 6: CazicT ($17.55 in chips)
lippy8888: posts small blind $0.05
fnjay is disconnected
fnjay is connected
fnjay: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [Ts 5c Ac Ad]
MENACE_LTD.: folds
Live21: raises $0.20 to $0.30
CazicT: folds
lippy8888: folds
fnjay: calls $0.20
*** FLOP *** [6h 3c Tc]
topdown400 joins the table at seat #3
fnjay: checks
Live21: bets $0.65
fnjay: calls $0.65
*** TURN *** [6h 3c Tc] [9d]
fnjay: bets $1.90
Live21: folds
Uncalled bet ($1.90) returned to fnjay
fnjay collected $1.90 from pot
fnjay: doesn't show hand
lippy8888 is sitting out
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $1.95 | Rake $0.05
Board [6h 3c Tc 9d]

Det er helt skidt overall og jeg har ikke kun set de hænder Live har postet..

fordi jeg ik skulle ha alle ´HH´s betyder det ik at du kan spille så dårligt.. er jo sådan set intet du kan slå med det call

nogle gange for inden har han gjort præcis det samme og så folded, så ville prøve at stjæle...

PokerStars Spil #37018888424: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 21/12/2009 20:41:51 ET
Bord 'Izar III' 6-max Knappen er på plads #1
Plads 1: Dks_per ($2.95 i chips)
Plads 2: NineRocket ($1.20 i chips)
Plads 4: FISHMAN77 ($18.40 i chips)
Plads 5: SALEEN18 ($8.45 i chips)
NineRocket: poster small blind $0.05
FISHMAN77: poster big blind $0.10
*** KORT ***
Givet til Dks_per [Ks Kh 8s 4s]
SALEEN18: kalder $0.10
Dks_per: raiser $0.30 til $0.40
NineRocket: folder
FISHMAN77: folder
SALEEN18: kalder $0.30
*** FLOP *** [Qh 5s 4d]
SALEEN18: better $0.50
Dks_per: raiser $1.95 til $2.45
SALEEN18: kalder $1.95
*** TURN *** [Qh 5s 4d] [6c]
SALEEN18: better $1.50
Dks_per: kalder $0.10 og er all-in
Ikke callet bet ($1.40) returneret til SALEEN18
*** RIVER *** [Qh 5s 4d 6c] [9h]
*** SHOWDOWN ***
SALEEN18: viser [7c 4c 4h 6h] (tre ens, firere)
Dks_per: viser [Ks Kh 8s 4s] (et par, konger)
SALEEN18 vandt $5.80 fra potten
*** RESUMÈ ***
Pot i alt: $6.05 | Rake $0.25
Bord [Qh 5s 4d 6c 9h]
Plads 1: Dks_per (knap) viste [Ks Kh 8s 4s] og tabte med et par, konger
Plads 2: NineRocket (small blind) foldede før flop
Plads 4: FISHMAN77 (big blind) foldede før flop
Plads 5: SALEEN18 viste [7c 4c 4h 6h] og vandt ($5.80) med tre ens, firere

og så var raketten styrtet, skylder en stake for dette, men stort set ingen pots gik min vej , suprise, skal hvis holde mig til live game lige pt.

men tak for skuddet, jammerligt men hænder faldt heller ikke min vej, og med forsøg på steals der mislykkeds mod aggro spiller røg jeg langt ned, og formode aldrig at komme tilbage.

btw smider jeg for meget på flush træt a , og især steals, men ville jeg gøre nu det var en raket.

incrazy er raise og kalde med xxxx i omaha er jo dybt dumt, kunne dog nok have sagt det pænere, ja jeg laver også denne burde nu nok foldes preflop som std, men ikke i et PL10 spil, tilgengæld kommer jeg godt ind.

men bare ukritisk at raise j386 eller hvad det nu er bør man ikke gøre for en staker.


PokerStars Game #37018914198: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 2:42:32 CET [2009/12/21 20:42:32 ET]
Table 'Gelria VI' 6-max Seat #3 is the button
Seat 1: AndyBadBeat ($10.70 in chips)
Seat 3: Live21 ($3.85 in chips)
Seat 4: nickname98 ($10.55 in chips)
Seat 5: NineRocket ($10.90 in chips)
Seat 6: NpK17 ($31.15 in chips)
nickname98: posts small blind $0.05
NineRocket: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [Qd 2h 2c Qs]
NpK17: raises $0.20 to $0.30
AndyBadBeat: calls $0.30
Live21: calls $0.30
nickname98: calls $0.25
NineRocket: calls $0.20
*** FLOP *** [2s Ks 9h]
nickname98: checks
NineRocket: checks
NpK17: bets $0.60
AndyBadBeat: folds
Live21: raises $2.65 to $3.25
nickname98: folds
NineRocket: calls $3.25
NpK17: folds
*** TURN *** [2s Ks 9h] [9d]
NineRocket: bets $7.35 and is all-in
Live21: calls $0.30 and is all-in
Uncalled bet ($7.05) returned to NineRocket
*** RIVER *** [2s Ks 9h 9d] [8d]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
NineRocket: shows [Td 7s 8h 9s] (a full house, Nines full of Eights)
Live21: shows [Qd 2h 2c Qs] (a full house, Deuces full of Nines)
NineRocket collected $8.80 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $9.20 | Rake $0.40
Board [2s Ks 9h 9d 8d]
Seat 1: AndyBadBeat folded on the Flop
Seat 3: Live21 (button) showed [Qd 2h 2c Qs] and lost with a full house, Deuces full of Nines
Seat 4: nickname98 (small blind) folded on the Flop
Seat 5: NineRocket (big blind) showed [Td 7s 8h 9s] and won ($8.80) with a full house, Nines full of Eights
Seat 6: NpK17 folded on the Flop

incrazy, du ville ikke blive sur hvis folk raiser 7h Jd 8c 3h for dig ? det er jo ikke at spille, synes faktisk retarderet er det bedste udtryk for det.

*** HOLE CARDS ***
birbidon has timed out
birbidon: folds
birbidon is sitting out
Dks_per: raises $0.20 to $0.30
NineRocket: calls $0.30
FISHMAN77: folds
SALEEN18: folds
*** FLOP *** [4s 5h 9d]
Dks_per: bets $0.75
NineRocket: calls $0.55 and is all-in
Uncalled bet ($0.20) returned to Dks_per
*** TURN *** [4s 5h 9d] [Jc]
*** RIVER *** [4s 5h 9d Jc] [2s]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Dks_per: shows [7h Jd 8c 3h] (a pair of Jacks)

spiller heller ikke selv imponerende, men er ikke specielt vandt til PLO10, lader dog til man kan valuebet tyve gange mere tyndt end jeg er vandt til

PokerStars Game #37019148026: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 2:49:13 CET [2009/12/21 20:49:13 ET]
Table 'Polana VII' 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: f_diogo_ ($2 in chips)
Seat 2: fnjay ($10.40 in chips)
Seat 3: topdown400 ($7.70 in chips)
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. ($6.85 in chips)
Seat 5: Live21 ($5.90 in chips)
Seat 6: DrBergisto ($6 in chips)
Live21: posts small blind $0.05
DrBergisto: posts big blind $0.10
f_diogo_: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [7s 6h Td 8h]
f_diogo_: checks
fnjay: calls $0.10
topdown400: calls $0.10
MENACE_LTD.: raises $0.55 to $0.65
Live21: calls $0.60
DrBergisto: folds
f_diogo_: folds
fnjay: calls $0.55
topdown400: folds
*** FLOP *** [8c 6s 4h]
Live21: checks
fnjay: checks
MENACE_LTD.: checks
*** TURN *** [8c 6s 4h] [3c]
Live21: bets $0.40
fnjay: folds
MENACE_LTD.: calls $0.40
*** RIVER *** [8c 6s 4h 3c] [Ts]
Live21: checks
MENACE_LTD.: checks
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Live21: shows [7s 6h Td 8h] (two pair, Tens and Eights)
MENACE_LTD.: mucks hand
Live21 collected $2.95 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $3.05 | Rake $0.10
Board [8c 6s 4h 3c Ts]
Seat 1: f_diogo_ folded before Flop
Seat 2: fnjay folded on the Turn
Seat 3: topdown400 folded before Flop
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. (button) mucked [Qs Kh Jh Ks]
Seat 5: Live21 (small blind) showed [7s 6h Td 8h] and won ($2.95) with two pair, Tens and Eights
Seat 6: DrBergisto (big blind) folded before Flop

du er en flink fyr der vil have mig ned med nakken , fair nok , har sagt det var langt fra a-game og rammer forkert ind i stort set alle spots, men skal jeg til at finde samtlige fejl du laver den næste måned, det ville være mig en ære,

btw har jeg sagt jeg skylder en gang stake efter sådan en jammerlig indsats hvor jeg var helt blank, så zinka søg næste gang jeg søger så er du automatisk på . sorry mester.

per_dk du skal være velkommen, nej jeg vil ikke have dig ned med nakken, men du må da kunne forstå du kalder ikke med et par i omaha og du raiser ikke 7h Jd 8c 3h

du kan starte her med at finde fejl

PokerStars Game #37019251259: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 2:52:12 CET [2009/12/21 20:52:12 ET]
Table 'Polana VII' 6-max Seat #6 is the button
Seat 1: f_diogo_ ($1.35 in chips)
Seat 2: fnjay ($10 in chips)
Seat 3: topdown400 ($12.40 in chips)
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. ($4.95 in chips)
Seat 5: Live21 ($7.80 in chips)
Seat 6: DrBergisto ($6 in chips)
f_diogo_: posts small blind $0.05
fnjay is disconnected
fnjay is connected
fnjay: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [7s 8d Qc Qh]
topdown400: calls $0.10
MENACE_LTD.: folds
Live21: calls $0.10
DrBergisto: raises $0.30 to $0.40
f_diogo_: folds
fnjay: calls $0.30
topdown400: calls $0.30
Live21: calls $0.30
*** FLOP *** [5d Ac 6h]
fnjay: checks
topdown400: checks
Live21: checks
DrBergisto: bets $1.20
fnjay: folds
topdown400: folds
Live21: folds
Uncalled bet ($1.20) returned to DrBergisto
DrBergisto collected $1.60 from pot
DrBergisto: doesn't show hand
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $1.65 | Rake $0.05
Board [5d Ac 6h]
Seat 1: f_diogo_ (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 2: fnjay (big blind) folded on the Flop
Seat 3: topdown400 folded on the Flop
Seat 4: MENACE_LTD. folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: Live21 folded on the Flop
Seat 6: DrBergisto (button) collected ($1.60)

pm skrevet zinka , ad det her var sandsynligvis min ringeste indsats indenfor pokerspil hvor jeg vel og mærke var ædru , og giver sku en dårlig samvittighed at snolder andres penge sådan op !

Live nu spiller ca 60-65% af dem man vælger at stake ikke særlig solidt :) Så at per_dk også laver dårlige plays, er vidst ikke så specielt tror jeg du ser fra mange spillere her inde. Jeg acceptere når jeg har staket en, så har jeg sagt god for at han skal spille sit spil. Staker ikke en som jeg ikke har tillid til, hvis jeg staker en som jeg ikke hvor jeg ikke har tillid til hans spil, så må man jo acceptere hans spil.

Meget rodet tekst men gik lidt stærkt har alt for meget på skærmene : p

37018656193 hånd

har k10 , og caller helt usædvandligt en argro call der mislykkeds plejer det ellers aldrig, men plejer aldrig at spille sådan som jeg gjorde.

ved ikke hvordan dine modstander spiller, så kan være svært at sige noget til , men meget moden udtalelse ellers !♥

jeg har satme set dig ryge ud af meget, men du har et godt navn så du får stadig mange chancer på trods af at du nogle gange ryger ud på lorte spots, men vil ikke diskutere det, spil dit spil , så spiller du sikkert snart mod isildur og gussi ;).♥♥

jeg sad og fulgte med i hans spil, og for sjovt tjekkede jeg ham også op på cashgame stats.

manden har bb/100 på 20 over 1200 hænder i PLO25 obv skal han kunne gøre det bedre end det han viste i dag, og hvis nogen herinde har en grund til at bevise noget er det jo ham.

jeg synes han er ganske fin at have herinde, men den slags præstationer skal han stoppe med, det er obv ikke fordi han ikke ved det er dumt, det der er kedsomhed, og er ikke fair overfor ham selv eller staker.

live ffs, hvor mange gange skal jeg sige jeg skammer mig over det spil ? skal jeg kysser føder for godkendelse eller hvad sker der, valgte nogle forkerte spots at bluffe i , desværre. men sket er sket og jeg vil gerne undskylde for den ringeste stake indsats nogensinde.

perdanmark, du skal altid være velkommen til at poste hænder du mener jeg spiller retarderet, ikke at gøre det vil jeg faktisk mene er ret dumt.

Du vælger at spille en hånd som kun har QQ som nut hånd på PLO10 ? huh ? boardet skal falde solidt for dig for at du som sådan kan smide det vilde i den, imho ikke specielt skarpt spil.

Men som sagt gider ikke sidde og lege leak finder, så kan jeg lige så godt tage $$ for at coache : p

sorry for denne udtalse:

ved ikke hvordan dine modstander spiller, så kan være svært at sige noget til , men meget moden udtalelse ellers !

jeg har satme set dig ryge ud af meget, men du har et godt navn så du får stadig mange chancer på trods af at du nogle gange ryger ud på lorte spots, men vil ikke diskutere det, spil dit spil , så spiller du sikkert snart mod isildur og gussi ;).

meget latterligt af mig , er bare sur på mig selv, som ikke skal gå ud over dig, men vind så bliver alle sikkert glade en dag, men latterligt man kan vende fra at spille agame en helt aften live, og 15 minutter spil på nettet for staker hvor man stinker så langt væk , jamen det er jo et mysterium!!

incrazy en dobbelt parret hånd spiller jeg obv, ligeledes med QQ med en connecter, og går gerne ind med bottom set når jeg shortstacker, det kræver obv man kan folde hvis man kun semi rammer.

det jeg siger, tæt på et Q board er eneste board du vil ind på, og obv 456 459, men meget få boards vi vil ind på. Vi har en hånd som ingen redraws har ligegyldigt hvad vi rammer, den kan vel spilles. Men for mange boards hvor den skal muckes, så vælger nok at finde hænder hvor jeg kan raise når jeg spiller semi short

perdk; har jeg på ingen måde bedt dig om, men for at gøre det meget simpelt, hvis jeg laver et lorte play du ser, så ville jeg ærlig talt mene du er et dumt svin hvis du ikke kommentere det.

imo bør du læse lidt op på plo, du kan tydeligvist lide spillet, en ret god artikel her.

Pot-Limit Omaha centers on two things: building the nut hand, and position. The first point is obvious. The hands are strong in Pot-Limit Omaha, so you want to be able to hold the best hand. Most Pot-Limit Omaha games do not go to a showdown. When they do, more than likely one player has the nuts or was drawing to the nuts. When two players have strong made hands against each other, generally one has the nut hand or second-nut and the other player also has a near nut hand. An example would be a board with AQ554. One player could have AAxx and the other player might have QQxx. If a player called a huge bet on this board with 23xx, they would be a fool. While this straight would be a strong hand in Hold'em, it would be a very weak hand for this board in Omaha.

Omaha's emphasis on building the nut hand greatly changes starting hand selection. In order to hit the nuts or near nuts, you need hands that coordinate well with themselves. When the board comes, you want to be able to build the nuts in multiple ways. You want to be able to build nut straights, nut flushes, and big full houses. This way, even if say your straight is now vulnerable to a flush, you might also have a full house draw. You do not want hands that will be vulnerable to becoming the second best hand. If a hand is ill-coordinated, there is a good chance it will hit the flop decently. However, it could easily be outdrawn on further streets, and you will have little chance of redrawing again to the best hand. So when evaluating your preflop Omaha hand, here are some tips:

•High pocket pairs are good. This is because they have the chance at building a big full house. If you do not hit a set with a big pair, the pair is essentially worthless.

•Connecting cards are helpful. A hand like JT98 is a very good Pot-Limit Omaha hand because it affords the player with so many straight opportunities. Holding JT98 is far superior to holding QJ56 because you can build many multi-way straight possibilities with JT98. However, you cannot with QJ56.

•Suited cards should be treated with caution. One can call and draw to an ace high flush. However, drawing to any non-nut flush can be very foolish. Having non-ace high suited cards is only helpful for redraws, multiple draws (i.e. also having a straight draw), or back-door flush draws. One should never draw to just a flush that is not a nut flush.

•Low and mid pocket pairs are close to worthless. A hand like 5588 belongs in the muck. Even if you hit a set, you can easily lose to a higher set, straight, or flush.

Another central concept to Pot-Limit Omaha is position. Omaha is all about position. There are several reasons for this. First, free cards are death in Omaha. If you are in early position, you will almost always have to bet your hand, even if you hold the nuts. For example, if the board is 567 and you hold 899A, you definitely have to bet. Someone could too easily draw to a full house, flush, or perhaps even a higher straight. Because of this, people in early positions tend to give away their hands. People in late position can much more easily bluff at pots because they can be fairly certain that people in early posiitons do not have a hand, and people in late position can sometimes earn themselves extremely valuable free cards.

Because of this, there is little reason to raise preflop out of position. Even if you hold A A J 10 , you should still limp in early position. Only in late position should you raise preflop, and you should raise not so much to knock people out but to build a pot. Of course, if you hold a pair of aces in early position and someone has raised behind you, a re-raise may be in order. Only do this if you would be close to all-in after the reraise. Giving away your hand is a recipe for disaster at Omaha. However, the re-raise trick with a pair of aces is a good move to make if you would be close to all-in. You will almost always be a statistical favorite with this move, which is all you can really ask for in a game as crazy as Pot-Limit Omaha.

At the low-limit Omaha Hold'em games, there is easy money if you have the patience. Usually, these games are filled with players who are playing far too loose because everyone thinks that their two-pair is a great hand. The best strategy is to play hands that do well in multi-way pots and bet hard when you have the nuts. Please note: this article is intended for beginners playing low-limit Omaha games where the play tends to be loose and passive. It is not intended for more serious Omaha games.

There is another version of Omaha called Omaha hi-lo. In this game the high hand and low hand split the pot. This article will not discuss the hi-lo version; I will only talk about Omaha hi.

Some good places to play low-limit Omaha are Party Poker or Empire Poker (they are on the same network). Another place to play is Paradise Poker but they don't have as many Omaha players.

Starting hands

In longhanded Omaha there really isn't any such thing as a "dominant hand" preflop. You could get two Aces and two Kings and still easily get beat. However, that isn't to say that you should call to the flop with just anything. You should still play good hands, although now there are many types of good hands, hands that become dominant after the flop hits. So, although some hands are better than others, the implied odds will have a huge effect on what hands you are playing in hyper-loose environment of low-limit Omaha.
The best starting hands in low-limit Omaha are hands where you hit two pair and your draw, for example K Q J 10 . (A great flop would be Q J 3 .) Those hands are a bit rare, so another good hand in a loose game would just be a hand with a lot of drawing possibilities. If you are expecting a multi-way pot, then it is important to be drawing to the nuts. In other words, you want to draw to an Ace-high flush, not a 9-high flush. Also, you don't want to draw toward straights if you have low cards and are likely to end up at the low end of the straight.

You may wish to simply call preflop with drawing hands so as to not scare away the loose-passive players. This way you also risk less if you don't hit your draw. However, if you hold a hand which has strength in high cards, such as A A K J , then you should raise. You should also raise with several drawing possibilities to build up the pot, if you feel that people are staying in too much for big pots.

Hands with only a high pair can sometimes be played. Play AAxx, KKxx definitely; with AAxx you should raise if you think you can knock people out and get the hand heads-up or 3-way. You may experiment with QQxx but that is very borderline. A set would be nice, but sets aren't so great in Omaha since someone can easily draw a flush or straight on you. With high pairs you really want to hit a high full house, and rob someone who thinks their lower full house is the high-hand. The main reason high pairs are much less valuable than in Texas Hold'em is because having an Overpair on the flop is worthless in Omaha. Most likely someone else has a two-pair.

Flop play

In general, you want to fold any hand unless you have top 2 pair or a draw to the nuts or near-nuts (for example a King-high flush). These requirements can be relaxed a bit if the game is shorthanded: you can draw to slightly lower straights/flushes. However, you still don't want to be calling with one pair.
If there is a pair on board and you don't have trips, then do not draw. Most likely someone has the trips and you're unlikely to semibluff people out of the pot. If you call and hit your draw, you may be beat by a full house!
Semi-bluffs are only useful if you can think you can win outright. However, in many loose low-limit games you will get called to showdown by multiple players. In this case, you don't want to semi-bluff that much. Maybe throw in one or two for deception, but try to avoid it otherwise.

Two pair and sets are troublesome if there is a draw on board. With several people in hand, there may be so many outs against you that you will probably lose the hand! Try to go for a check-raise and punish people for drawing. However, be prepared to fold at the turn if a draw (or two!) hits and you think you are beat. If you hit your full house, you can try slowplaying (if you have the nut full house) and hope someone hits their straight or flush. However, don't overdo the slowplay, you should only do it if you really can't be hurt by the river card, and be more inclined to slowplay if the opponents fall for it often and if you have position. If you find your opponents to be call-stations then go ahead and bet on the turn anyway. If your opponents are new at Omaha and they think their Ace-flush is the nut hand when the board is paired, you don't want to slowplay. Often times these players will cap out against you on the turn and river despite the full house possibility showing!
However, please note that full house is not even guaranteed to be high-hand. It is quite common to see one full house beat by another at an Omaha game. Generally, you have a low full house if your trip is lower than the board pair, and you are probably safe to win if your trip is higher than the board pair. The best way to tell if your full house is the best hand is by paying attention to your opponents betting sequence. With a low full house, you may consider trying to encourage a bluff by checking and calling instead of betting out, on a fraction of your hands.

Turn play

If you hit your flush or straight by the turn you definitely should bet hard, and even check-raise if you are certain someone will bet (But bet outright if you have any doubt). There could easily be a set or two pair out against you and they could make their full house on the river. Make sure they don't get a free card here.

River play

Often times the board will have no straight or flush showing and you think your two pair or set is the high hand. Then a scare card will hit on the river. If this happens, you may want to check down the river. After all, if you get check-raised, you are doubling the amount of money you have put into the hand. It depends on how many opponents are still in the hand and how they played it, but in a multi-way pot, checking is usually the right move. However, if your opponent rarely check-raises, or if he has played the hand like he had two pair, then you may consider betting.

If you are on the other side of the coin, and you hit your hand on the river, you may want to bet out instead of check-raising, because your opponent may check it down. I usually mix-up whether I bet or check-raise in that situation, depending on what I think my opponent has, but also to add deception and uncertainty. It is important to make your opponents fear the check-raise so that they are afraid to bet on the river, letting you see some showdowns more cheaply.

Introduction

Pot-Limit Omaha is one of the most popular cash games played in casinos across Europe today. It has made significant headway in tournament games and, in fact, bigger tournaments host Pot-Limit Omaha events a couple of times throughout the year. Omaha is one of the fastest growing types of poker today and is played far more in Europe than in the United States.
Pot-Limit Omaha is a very strategic game, involving a great deal of skill and discipline, and requires that players are able to balance many concepts simultaneously. This article aims to help beginner and intermediate players improve their Pot-Limit Omaha game by playing in a solid, tight aggressive style. It advocates balancing bluffs and semi-bluffs with (mostly) solid play, and focuses on pre-flop and flop play since these are the most important betting rounds. The game rapidly becomes complex and more challenging to analyse when you reach the turn and river. However, if you play correctly pre-flop and on the flop, you will face less difficult situations on the turn and river.
#As in all forms of poker there are exceptions to the rules and, as such, the concepts laid out in this article should be understood as general guidelines. In order to be a truly successful player, it is imperative that you are able to use your judgement when determining the best possible play. It is virtually impossible to provide clear-cut advice applicable to all situations.

Key skills to becoming a good Pot-Limit Omaha player

•Strict hand selection (patience/discipline)

•Good table selection (very important in all poker games)

•Discipline (the ability to wait for a good hand and not chase with second best hands)

•Read your opponents

•Courage to bet/raise (to be aggressive with draws or perceived best hands)

•Not vulnerable to go on tilt

A Comparison: Pot-Limit Omaha vs. Texas Hold'em

1.More players will see the flop in Omaha. The advantage of good starting hands over worse ones is not as great in Omaha. This encourages people to see more flops in Omaha than in Hold'em. It also creates bigger pots, making your decisions on the flop even more crucial.

2.You need a stronger hand to win at Omaha. The hands that typically win the pot in Hold'em, such as top pair with top kicker and overpairs, do not win it very often in Pot-Limit Omaha. In Omaha, the best hands are those that are made and hold additional value, like top set with a big draw. When the money goes into the middle in Pot-Limit Omaha someone is usually holding the nuts.

3.Omaha is a more hand driven game. There are not as many opportunities to bluff in Omaha. This is due to the fact that there are more players seeing the flop and more combinations of hands to be made. When a pair is on the board someone is likely holding a full house, when a flush or straight is possible someone is likely to hold it, and so forth.

4.Giving free cards is generally a bad play in Omaha. First of all, because the pots are usually bigger on the flop, it makes more sense to try and win the pot right there. Second of all, your hands are much more likely to get action because of the greater drawing possibilities. And, finally, it is very probable that a free card could beat your hand.

5.Position is less important in Omaha. Although position is very important in all forms of poker, it is less important in Omaha. More players are in on the flop and it is hard to pick up a pot by betting when checked-to in late position. As a result, it is usually the player holding the best hand that wins the pot.

6.Tight players are less likely to be "bullied" in Omaha. In Hold'em, tight players can easily be bullied out of pots when the flop comes with low cards. However, in Omaha, because a tight player can play hands such as 8-7-6-5, J-J-5-4 or 8-8-7-7 with little difficulty, it is harder to push them around. The pondering bully can never be positive that you do not hold the nuts on a flop like 7-6-3, while, in Hold'em, he would be almost certain that you do not.

Pot-Limit

In Pot-Limit Omaha, you want to protect your hands by making pot-sized bets and raises until you are a big favourite, at which point you put all your money in the middle. You want to have the best possible hand and/or draw when all the money goes in. In Pot-Limit, the pots increase quickly and you must be able to determine the amount you can bet on the turn, if you expect to get called on the flop.

Generally, there is no reason to bet or raise less than the size of the pot when playing Pot-Limit Omaha. You might do this on specific occasions, like when betting into an opponent with the second-nut flush on the river and the pot is very big, or if you want a call on the river and you bet the amount you think your opponent will call. However, while it is entirely dependent on the player and the situation, most of the time it is best to bet and raise the size of the pot.

Top Advice and Common Mistakes

Pot-Limit Omaha Top Advice

1.Be very selective with your starting hands: nothing is more important than choosing the correct starting hand for a certain situation.

2.Table selection: only play in games where you have an edge. You want at least a couple of weak players at the table when you sit down.

3."Play the players": be sure to quickly assess the opposition: who plays inferior hands, who folds at aggression, who bets with draws, who calls big bets with weak hands and draws, who can be bluffed, who bluffs, etc.

4."Pump it or dump it": fold or bet/raise (if the odds are with you). You should avoid calling unless you have a good reason (such as trapping an opponent or increasing your pot odds when you are on a big draw).

5.Respect most big bets and raises: this is particularly true in Pot-Limit Omaha since most players do not bluff.

6.Do not get "married" to the nut flush draw: the difference between drawing to the nut flush in Omaha as compared to Hold'em is that in Hold'em you can usually win the pot by pairing your Ace or win the pot with a flush even though the board pairs. The same is not true in Omaha.

7.Do not get "married" to an eight way straight draw: in Omaha, it is possible to flop 13-way, 17-way and 20-way straight draws. It is best to wait until you hold one of these draws before you heavily involve yourself in the pot.

8.Do not overplay unsuited Aces: when all you hold are a pair of Aces and two unsuited, unconnected rags, there is little you can flop to improve your hand. If you do not flop an Ace, you will usually end up with a weak holding.

9.Bet your best drawing hands: enhance the deception in your game by betting your strong draws, as you will also win more pots without a fight.

10.Always draw to the nuts in multi-way pots: when all the money goes into the middle in multi-way pots, be sure to draw to the nuts. Avoid committing all your money with draws without additional value as you can find yourself trapped between a set and the nut flush draw, maybe leaving you with only a nut straight draw that might end up in a split pot if you hit.

Pot-Limit Omaha Common Mistakes

1.Not releasing a decent hand when beat, thus losing the whole stack on one hand.

2.Overvaluing the hand (common mistake by Hold'em players).

3.Calling with weak holdings when facing a bet.

4.Playing too many starting hands.

5.Not raising pre-flop with premium hands (putting pressure on limpers holding drawing hands) and then going too far with them after the flop.

6.Giving free cards or-under betting the pot (risking a lot to win small/not protecting your hand).

Pre-Flop Play

General Pre-Flop Advice

The most important skill to master when playing Pot-Limit Omaha is knowing which starting hands are profitable to play. However, there are no guides capable of covering every possible situation, so it is advised that you follow certain standard guidelines. Essentially, the hand you chose to play is dependent on the following factors:

1.Is the table tight or loose?

2.How many players are sitting at the table?

3.How many players are in the pot when it is your turn to act?

4.Has the pot been raised? If so, from what player and position?

5.What is your position?

1.If the table is tight you should strongly consider moving to a different game, though there are ways to make money at tight tables as well. In general, you have to play more aggressively than usual. This translates into much more pre-flop raising and bluffing. Your advantage at this type of table is that you will know how your opponents play but you will be playing more hands and playing them aggressively, which will make your plays harder to read.

2.Generally, you must play tighter at a full table and looser at a short handed table.

3.If many players are in the pot when it is your turn to act, you will possess more information, which will allow you to play more hands. In addition, your drawing hands will get a better price and there is less of a likelihood that you will be able to limit the field by raising.

4.If the pot has been raised, you will have to play hands that you think are not dominated by the raiser. In these situations you should be very selective of what hands you play.

5.Your position will greatly affect the hands you play. In general, you have to play tighter from an early position and then add hands as your position improves.

Starting Hands

The starting hand is just as important in Omaha as in all other forms of poker. What you are looking for is four cards that work together, although many beginners (who are used to playing Texas Hold'em) do not realize this. They will play any four cards that contain one or two good Hold'em hands. For example, they often overrate hands like #Js-#Jd-#2c-#7h, thinking that it is as good as a pair of Jacks is in Hold'em. They also misinterpret hands, such as #Ac-#Qd-#8h-#8s, because they include two decent Hold'em hands. However, in this type of hand there are poorly coordinated combinations, like A-8 and Q-8. For example, compare the aforementioned hands to As-#Ks-#Ah-#Kh, which is the strongest starting hand in Omaha. In this hand, you hold AA, KK and two different combinations of AKs. All possible combinations are very strong hands in Texas Hold'em as well.

Other examples of hands that have four cards working together are hands like #Qs-#Jc-#Ts-#9c,
#Ks-#Kc-#Qs-#Jc,
#Qs-#Qc-#Js-#Tc,
#Js-#Jc-#Ts-#Tc,
As-#Ac-#3s-#4c,
As-#Ac-#Ks-#Qc,
As-#Ac-#Js-#Tc (the second strongest starting hand),
#8s-#7c-#6s-#5c, and so forth.

Thus, you want starting hands that hold both straight, flush and set potential. For instance, imagine the power of holding the As-#Ac-#Jc-#Ts on a flop of #Ah-#Ks-#Qs, giving you top set, the nut straight, and the nut flush draw. Notice that the #Js will also give you a royal flush.

Another example is if you hold the #Qs-#Qh-#Ks-#Th on a flop of #Qc-#Js-#7s, giving you top set, a flush draw, and an open-ended straight draw.

Hand Ranking

Below you will find listed the top 30 starting hands in Pot-Limit Omaha.
1 A-A-K-K double suited
2 A-A-J-T double suited
3 A-A-Q-Q double suited
4 A-A-J-J double suited
5 A-A-T-T double suited
6 A-A-9-9 double suited
7 A-A-x-x double suited
8 J-T-9-8 double suited
9 K-K-Q-Q double suited
10 K-K-J-J double suited
11 K-Q-J-T double suited
12 K-K-T-T double suited
13 K-K-A-Q double suited
14 K-K-A-J double suited
15 K-K-A-T double suited
16 K-K-Q-J double suited
17 K-K-Q-T double suited
18 K-K-J-T double suited
19 Q-Q-J-J double suited
20 Q-Q-T-T double suited
21 Q-Q-A-K double suited
22 Q-Q-A-J double suited
23 Q-Q-A-T double suited
24 Q-Q-K-J double suited
25 Q-Q-K-T double suited
26 Q-Q-J-T double suited
27 Q-Q-J-9 double suited
28 Q-Q-9-9 double suited
29 J-J-T-T double suited
30 J-J-T-9 double suited

Whether double suited, suited or non-suited, these are all very strong starting hands in Pot-Limit Omaha.

The Trap Hands

Trap hands are hands that seem very good but can easily make you a second-best hand. These are the types of hands than can cause you to lose your whole stack. There are three types of trap hands in Pot-Limit Omaha:

1.The Small Pair Hands

2.The Low Wrap Hands

3.The Small Flush Hands

1.Hands with pairs below Nines are dangerous to play. When you flop a set it is very hard to escape the hand and, if you are up against a bigger set, you are drawing to one out. When you hold a hand like #6s-#6h-#5s-#4h and the flop comes #Qc-#Jc-#6d, you may find yourself in big trouble. The moment to play small pairs is when you do not have a lot of money in front of you, at this stage it is not as bad to commit your whole stack if you flop a small set. Or, for example, when you have something like A-A-2-2 or K-K-3-3, then you should play in the hopes of flopping the big set. However, you must always think twice before you commit a lot of money with bottom set on the flop.

2.The types of hands that are very deceptive and dangerous to play are the lower four connected hands, like #5s-#4c-#3s-#2c. These hands are dangerous because it is too simple to flop or draw to the low-end of a straight. When the flop comes 8-7-6 with this type of hand, you can easily find yourself up against a bigger straight, drawing dead.

3.Hands that can only make small flushes are risky hands. For example, let us again look at the #5s-#4c-#3s-#2c on a flop of #Ks-#Js-#8s. This will give you a small flush. You cannot commit a lot of money with this hand and, if you were to get any action at all, you would most likely be beat.

Limping or Raising Before the Flop
In Pot-Limit Omaha, no matter what you hold, your opponent's hand will almost always have a decent chance of beating your hand. For example, being dealt an A-A-K-K double suited is 50,000:1 (against) and that hand is just a 3:2 favourite to win against 8-7-6-5 double suited. As such, the question arises as to whether or not you should raise when you hold a good starting hand.
What about only raising when you hold Aces? The problem with this strategy is that you become too predicable, as people will know exactly where you are and will not likely make mistakes against you.

How about always limping in? This is better than just raising with Aces though it is still not an optimal strategy. Whenever you bet, raise or call on the flop, your opponents will also have a good idea of what type of hand you hold. If you never raise pre-flop, you do not make other limping players pay enough to see the flop for those times when you hold a strong starting hand. Also, you will not be picking up as many pots as when you play with a raising strategy.
By raising with a variety of hands pre-flop, you will gain numerous advantages: you become unpredictable, you pick up more pots, you make opponents pay when you are likely to have the best hand, and you obtain more bluffing opportunities. Another advantage is that it is more fun to play according to this strategy. In light of all this, it becomes clear that a strategy combining both raising and limping with a variety of hands is the best.

What hands to raise with

A good pre-flop raising strategy is to raise with any of the top 30 hands mentioned above, all of which hold at least one suit and most that don't, though this is not entirely sufficient and you will need to raise with more hands. Add any four cards in a row that are double-suited with cards, Six or higher, and all single and double suited A-K-x-x with at least one x-card, Ten or higher. Hands like Q-J-9-8 or J-T-9-7 double suited are also good to raise with.

Summary:

1.All top 30 hands with at least one suit and most of the time when off suit.

2.All suited A-K-x-x with at least one x-card, Ten or higher.

3.All double suited four in a row of hands, Five or higher.

4.All double suited connected hands, Five or higher, with a maximum of one gap between the top two and the two low cards or between the low card and the three high cards. An example is K-Q-T-9 double suited and J-9-8-6 double suited.

5.All K-K-x-x double suited.

What hands to limp with

1.All A-Q-x-x with at least one x-card, Ten or higher, and the Ace being suited.

2.All four in a row combinations, Four or higher.

3.All A-x-x-x anything with at least two x-cards that are connected and the Ace being suited.

4.All four in a row combinations, Five or higher, with a maximum of one gap that is not between the top and bottom three cards in the hand.

Flop Play

General Flop Advice

Whether or not you were the pre-flop raiser makes a big difference in the way you play your hand. If you were the pre-flop raiser and the pot is shorthanded, strongly consider betting-out even though your hand did not improve. However, you should always consider what type of flop hit. For example, if it is three handed and you raised with two bare Aces and the flop comes Q-J-T with a flush draw that you do not hold in your hand. This is a good opportunity to check and let the other two players fight for the money. But, if the flop is Q-7-3 with no flush draw, you should bet-out. This adds an element of deception to your play and enables you to pick up more pots. In addition, you will get more action when you do hit a great hand on the flop, since betting-out does not necessarily mean you hold anything substantial. Basically, you should never slow play any hand when you hit your hand hard on the flop, especially because giving free cards in Omaha comes with a much higher risk than it does in Hold'em.

Two Pair

Two pair is a difficult hand to play in Omaha. This is because it is a strong hand but not strong enough that you feel completely comfortable committing all your money with it. In general, you must have at least top two pair to give action on the flop. There are too many ways you can be beat or will end up outdrawn if you commit a lot of money with top and bottom two pair or bottom two pair. If there are straight and/or flush draws on the board and you are called, use your judgement when deciding whether to bet again on the turn. Always consider the type of opponent you are up against. If you think your opponent will continue to draw, you should bet in an effort to shut him out. In Omaha, when someone just calls on the flop that player is generally on a draw, though in some cases they hold bottom set or a weak two pair that they do not want to release on the flop. Bottom two pair and top and bottom two pair are not worth playing on the flop, essentially. It is better to have a big draw to the nuts than to hold this type of hand. The most dangerous aspect of these hands is that you can trap yourself for all your money. This usually happens when you hit a full house on the turn and that same card gives someone else a bigger full house.

Sets

Since the playing style suggested in this article warns against playing small pairs, you should not find yourself in many situations where you are up against a bigger set. If you were the pre- flop raiser, almost always bet-out on the flop if you hit a set. It is seldom wrong to bet-out with top set in a short-handed pot, even though the board looks scary. Remember that anytime you flop a set, you have about a 34% chance of improving to a full house on the turn and river combined. For example, if you pre-flop raised holding K-K-7-6 double suited and the flop comes K-J-9 with a flush draw that you do not have, bet-out and be prepared to get action. The other players will have to hold a Q-T-x-x with the flush draw in order to feel comfortable moving in against you.
Some players only raise with Aces and, if one of these players raised pre-flop and an Ace flops, you can put them on top set right away. This is especially true if they limped in from an early position and then re-raised the pot after it had been raised behind them. These players will almost always be holding Aces.

Straight Draws

In Omaha you will flop many kinds of straight draws. What you want to flop are so-called wrap around straight draws. This happens when the flop comes with two cards that connect and you have cards that surround these two cards. Let us look at a few examples:

1. Hand: Q-J-8-x Flop: T-9-x Outs: 17 (wrap around)

2. Hand: J-8-7-x Flop: T-9-x Outs: 17 (wrap around)

3. Hand: K-Q-J-x Flop: T-9-x Outs: 13

4. Hand: 8-7-6-x Flop: T-9-x Outs: 13

5. Hand Q-J-8-7 Flop: T-9-x Outs: 20 (double wrap around)

It is better to have more overcards than undercards because you will be drawing to a bigger straight. This is why Hand 1 is stronger than Hand 2 and Hand 3 is stronger than Hand 4. Situations will arise when Hand 1 and Hand 2 move all-in on the flop. In this case, Hand 2's strength will diminish considerably, leaving it in bad shape.

You should bet the majority of your big draws on the flop. You do this for two reasons: because you can win the pot immediately (semi-bluff) and because it adds deception to your game. If you play in this manner, your opponents will not know whether you are betting a made hand or a draw.
If you flop a 13-way straight draw to the nuts without any possible flush draws, you are going to get involved in the pot. With 13 nut outs, you have an approximate 29% chance of hitting the nuts on the turn and a 50% chance of hitting on the turn and river combined. Therefore, if an opponent bets the size of the pot, you should call or raise depending on the situation and the player.

The Turn

The turn is generally a time for making big decisions. Should you bet again? Should you re-raise the maximum? Should you fold or call? This depends on many factors (too many to address here), though there are some general guidelines that can be followed. If you hold the nuts, you bet on the flop and, if you still hold the nuts on the turn, you usually should bet the maximum again. Your opponent is likely to be drawing and you want to shut him out or charge him the maximum for attempting to outdraw you. If you hold a minimum of 13 outs to beat whatever your opponent might be holding, it is appropriate to call a pot-sized bet on the turn, though only if both you and your opponent have money left on the river. With 13 outs, you are slightly less then 2:1 (13/44=29.5%) against improving and those are the exact odds the pot is laying you in this case. Because of the implied odds when there is more money left to win, a call is correct.

The River

If you hold the nuts, contemplate what your opponent might possibly hold and try to squeeze out the maximum. If you missed your draw, you must either give up or try a big bluff in case a scare card hits. A lot of judgement is needed when the pot is big and you hold a good hand but not the nuts. You must consider what your opponent is capable of. Will he try to run a bluff if checked to? Or will he also check? Do you dare to value bet with a good hand that is not the nuts?

Bluffing

Bluffing plays an important role in all forms of poker. In Omaha, bluffing is invoked less frequently than in Hold'em but it remains an important skill to master. It is best to bluff when you hold one or more of the key cards in the hand, for example, when you hold the bare Ace and there is a possible flush on the board. When deciding whether or not to bluff, always consider the following factors:

1.Type of opponent: do not bluff weak opponents who call with anything (referred to as "calling stations"). This is the most common mistake. Be sure that your opponent is a good enough player to fold a hand.

2.Number of opponents: in general, do not bluff a field of three or more players. A bluff is much more likely to succeed against one opponent, not only because it is just one player but also because the pot is usually smaller, which makes it less desirable.

3.Your table image: a bluff is less likely to succeed if you have a loose table image as opposed to a tight one. If you were recently caught bluffing, your opponents will be more likely to call you in the future, although reverse psychology can occasionally prove beneficial in such situations. For example, if a good player caught you bluffing and he regards you as a good player, he might think you would not dare to bluff him again.

4.Your "reading" skills: if you "read" the game well and are able to put your opponents on likely holdings, you will be able to identify good bluffing opportunities. This is probably the hardest and most important skill to master.

5.The board: if the board looks like it could have hit your opponents or presents many drawing possibilities, a bluff is less likely to succeed. Look for boards without many draws or cards that are likely to improve your opponents' hands. If you can represent a hand, the bluff is more likely to succeed. An uncoordinated board with one scare card that you can represent is usually a good bluffing opportunity.

6.The size of the pot: your opponents will be more prone to call if the pot is big because they get better pot odds. On the other hand, if you make a successful bluff in a big pot the reward will also be bigger. This is when good judgement comes into play.

7.Position: if you are sitting in late position, you will usually have more access to information regarding your opponents' hands and, thus, will be in a better situation to bluff. For example, if it is checked to you, the board looks favourable and there are few players in the pot.

Made Hand vs. Drawing Hands on the Flop

Let us look at some odds for made hands vs. drawing hands on the flop at Omaha.

Made Hand Drawing Hand Favourite

Set overpair and flush draw Set 1.97

Set gut-shot straight and flush draw Set 1.91

Set overpair and straight draw Set 1.88

Set 13-way straight draw Set 1.44

Set open-ended straight and flush draw Set 1.38

Set 17-way straight draw Set 1.03

Set 13-way straight and flush draw Set 1.01 (even money)

Set 20-way straight draw Draw 1.19

Set 17-way straight and flush draw Draw 1.27

Set 20-way straight and flush draw Draw 1.43

Pot Odds

Pot odds are what you use to calculate whether a certain play has a positive expected value. It is defined as the relationship between the size of the pot and the bet. For instance, if the pot is $100 and you bet $10, the pot odds are 10:1. In order to calculate your pot odds, you must know how many outs your hand has at that moment. For example, if you flop a nut heart flush draw, you then have 9 outs to make your hand. There are 13 hearts in total. You hold 2 and the flop came with 2, leaving 9 hearts unseen.

If you refer to the table below, you will notice that you have a 35% chance of hitting a hand with 9 outs on the turn and river combined. This is slightly better than 1 in 3 times, which means that if it costs you $10 to win $30 or more, drawing for a flush is the correct move.
A rule of thumb: every out gives you about a 4% chance of hitting on the turn and river combined. For example, 5 outs gives you about a 20% chance of improving, 6 outs about 24%, etc.

Outs for specific draws

Double wrap around straight draw 20 outs

Wrap around straight draw 17 outs

Straight flush draw 15 outs

Flush draw and overpair 11 outs

Flush draw 9 outs

Open-ended straight draw 8 outs

Three pair 6 outs

Two pair 4 outs

Drawing outs from a deck of 45 unseen cards

No of outs=% on River

4 17
5 21
6 25
7 29
8 33
9 36
10 40
11 43
12 47
13 50
14 53
15 56
16 59
17 62
18 65
19 67
20 70
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incrazy, plo handler stortset udelukkende om redraws, der kan dog løsnes noget op på lowstakes, hvor man får value ud af sets imo.

wow live du er jo en helt flink fyr når du ikke skal svine mig til , btw tak for guldkornene, læser det imorgen :). lorte engelsk haha, men går nok , der er jo juleferie nu ! :D.

Well microstakes PLO er jo lidt 2 slags spillere, der er nut pendlerne hvor man skal passe på uden nut hånd eller redraws. Du har det du kan kalde en nut hånd, men er med alt for få kombinationer.

Så har vi donksne hvor vi snildt kan ryge ind på en del boards, men med sådan en hånd kommer vi aldrig specielt godt ind. Kommer vi godt ind så skal vi have et setup med set vs set, ellers så på næsten alle andre boards er vi ude i et semi skidt play.

gl live og zinka!, må hellere ligge mig ind og grimmes, btw er det du har postet gemt i word så det kan læses imorgen ! :p.

meget af valuen findes i folk der ikke kan smide overpar, ringe draws, eller made flush/straights på parrede boards.

på plo10 skal det være muligt at komme ind med 70/100% imo

i guder der er ikke meget raket over det her tager de 7.85 og finder et nyt bord

har fundet et godt bord :O)

PokerStars Game #37021137635: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 3:49:31 CET [2009/12/21 21:49:31 ET]
Table 'Gelria VI' 6-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: cakers123 ($20 in chips)
Seat 2: deagstatb ($6.90 in chips)
Seat 3: calicheA ($6.65 in chips)
Seat 4: KOLSKI ($22.40 in chips)
Seat 5: NineRocket ($5.90 in chips)
Live21 will be allowed to play after the button
cakers123: posts small blind $0.05
deagstatb: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
calicheA: raises $0.10 to $0.20
KOLSKI: folds
NineRocket: calls $0.20
cakers123: calls $0.15
deagstatb: calls $0.10
*** FLOP *** [Ks 8c 7s]
cakers123: bets $0.50
deagstatb: raises $1.20 to $1.70
calicheA: folds
NineRocket: calls $1.70
cakers123: calls $1.20
*** TURN *** [Ks 8c 7s] [3d]
cakers123: checks
deagstatb: bets $5 and is all-in
NineRocket: calls $4 and is all-in
cakers123: calls $5
*** RIVER *** [Ks 8c 7s 3d] [9c]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
cakers123: shows [7c Qh 8d Td] (two pair, Eights and Sevens)
deagstatb: shows [2s 5s As 5c] (a pair of Fives)
cakers123 collected $1.90 from side pot
NineRocket: shows [7h 6s 9s 6c] (two pair, Nines and Sevens)
NineRocket collected $17.05 from main pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $19.90 Main pot $17.05. Side pot $1.90. | Rake $0.95
Board [Ks 8c 7s 3d 9c]
Seat 1: cakers123 (small blind) showed [7c Qh 8d Td] and won ($1.90) with two pair, Eights and Sevens
Seat 2: deagstatb (big blind) showed [2s 5s As 5c] and lost with a pair of Fives
Seat 3: calicheA folded on the Flop
Seat 4: KOLSKI folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: NineRocket (button) showed [7h 6s 9s 6c] and won ($17.05) with two pair, Nines and Sevens

hehe gogogo :)

det er satme et klamt fold med second nuts, men han kan kun have 78xx


PokerStars Game #37021665861: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 4:07:28 CET [2009/12/21 22:07:28 ET]
Table 'Gelria VI' 6-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: cakers123 ($8.95 in chips)
Seat 2: Williejoe13 ($9.95 in chips)
Seat 3: calicheA ($6.60 in chips)
Seat 4: KOLSKI ($18.15 in chips)
Seat 5: NineRocket ($28.70 in chips)
Seat 6: Live21 ($8.30 in chips)
Live21: posts small blind $0.05
cakers123: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [Th Ad 3c Td]
Williejoe13: calls $0.10
calicheA: calls $0.10
KOLSKI: calls $0.10
NineRocket: calls $0.10
Live21: calls $0.05
cakers123: checks
*** FLOP *** [6c 9h Ts]
Live21: checks
cakers123: bets $0.40
Williejoe13: folds
calicheA: calls $0.40
KOLSKI: folds
NineRocket: folds
Live21: calls $0.40
*** TURN *** [6c 9h Ts] [3s]
Live21: checks
cakers123: bets $1.20
calicheA: folds
Live21: folds
Uncalled bet ($1.20) returned to cakers123
cakers123 collected $1.75 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $1.80 | Rake $0.05
Board [6c 9h Ts 3s]
Seat 1: cakers123 (big blind) collected ($1.75)
Seat 2: Williejoe13 folded on the Flop
Seat 3: calicheA folded on the Turn
Seat 4: KOLSKI folded on the Flop
Seat 5: NineRocket (button) folded on the Flop
Seat 6: Live21 (small blind) folded on the Turn

suk, en frirulle med nuts der ikke prover så blev en split

PokerStars Game #37022178926: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 4:23:43 CET [2009/12/21 22:23:43 ET]
Table 'Gelria VI' 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: cakers123 ($17.75 in chips)
Seat 2: nosoup4you79 ($10 in chips)
Seat 3: calicheA ($10.65 in chips)
Seat 4: KOLSKI ($14.60 in chips)
Seat 5: NineRocket ($23.25 in chips)
Seat 6: Live21 ($7 in chips)
NineRocket: posts small blind $0.05
Live21: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [4s Kc Qs 4c]
cakers123: folds
nosoup4you79: folds
calicheA: calls $0.10
KOLSKI: calls $0.10
NineRocket: calls $0.05
Live21: checks
*** FLOP *** [5h Ah Js]
NineRocket: checks
Live21: checks
calicheA: checks
KOLSKI: checks
*** TURN *** [5h Ah Js] [Ts]
NineRocket: bets $0.40
Live21: raises $1.20 to $1.60
calicheA: folds
KOLSKI: folds
NineRocket: raises $3.60 to $5.20
Live21: raises $1.70 to $6.90 and is all-in
NineRocket: calls $1.70
*** RIVER *** [5h Ah Js Ts] [Qd]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
NineRocket: shows [5s Kd Jc Qc] (a straight, Ten to Ace)
Live21: shows [4s Kc Qs 4c] (a straight, Ten to Ace)
NineRocket collected $6.75 from pot
Live21 collected $6.75 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $14.20 | Rake $0.70
Board [5h Ah Js Ts Qd]
Seat 1: cakers123 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 2: nosoup4you79 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 3: calicheA folded on the Turn
Seat 4: KOLSKI (button) folded on the Turn
Seat 5: NineRocket (small blind) showed [5s Kd Jc Qc] and won ($6.75) with a straight, Ten to Ace
Seat 6: Live21 (big blind) showed [4s Kc Qs 4c] and won ($6.75) with a straight, Ten to Ace

for helvede, han har spillet så sick latterligt, kaldt all ins i trevejs pots med top pars osv, rammer min bellybuster med k draw på siden, og kk ville være likely til at være god imod ham

nu bliver der altså skubbet ret løst med den sidste dollar

PokerStars Game #37022792207: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 4:44:00 CET [2009/12/21 22:44:00 ET]
Table 'Gelria VI' 6-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: cakers123 ($6.25 in chips)
Seat 2: nosoup4you79 ($12.55 in chips)
Seat 3: calicheA ($11.40 in chips)
Seat 4: KOLSKI ($23.55 in chips)
Seat 5: NineRocket ($19.05 in chips)
Seat 6: Live21 ($7.30 in chips)
Live21: posts small blind $0.05
cakers123: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [8h Kh 6d Kc]
nosoup4you79: folds
calicheA: folds
KOLSKI: calls $0.10
NineRocket: folds
Live21: raises $0.20 to $0.30
cakers123: calls $0.20
KOLSKI: calls $0.20
*** FLOP *** [4d 5h 5c]
Live21: checks
cakers123: bets $0.50
KOLSKI: folds
Live21: calls $0.50
*** TURN *** [4d 5h 5c] [7h]
Live21: checks
cakers123: bets $1.85
Live21: raises $3.65 to $5.50
cakers123: calls $3.60 and is all-in
Uncalled bet ($0.05) returned to Live21
*** RIVER *** [4d 5h 5c 7h] [3c]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Live21: shows [8h Kh 6d Kc] (a straight, Four to Eight)
cakers123: shows [Ac 7s Kd 5s] (a full house, Fives full of Sevens)
cakers123 collected $12.20 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $12.80 | Rake $0.60
Board [4d 5h 5c 7h 3c]
Seat 1: cakers123 (big blind) showed [Ac 7s Kd 5s] and won ($12.20) with a full house, Fives full of Sevens
Seat 2: nosoup4you79 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 3: calicheA folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 4: KOLSKI folded on the Flop
Seat 5: NineRocket (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 6: Live21 (small blind) showed [8h Kh 6d Kc] and lost with a straight, Four to Eight

hjælper at spille som en retard åbenbart, vil bare op på 10 nu så du i det mindste ikke taber, men maks 15 min mere

PokerStars Game #37022905516: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 4:47:47 CET [2009/12/21 22:47:47 ET]
Table 'Gelria VI' 6-max Seat #3 is the button
Seat 1: cakers123 ($10 in chips)
Seat 2: nosoup4you79 ($12.45 in chips)
Seat 3: calicheA ($11.20 in chips)
Seat 4: KOLSKI ($22.80 in chips)
Seat 5: NineRocket ($30.80 in chips)
Seat 6: Live21 ($1.05 in chips)
KOLSKI: posts small blind $0.05
NineRocket: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [8c 6h 6d Js]
Live21: raises $0.25 to $0.35
cakers123: calls $0.35
nosoup4you79: folds
calicheA: calls $0.35
nosoup4you79 leaves the table
KOLSKI: calls $0.30
NineRocket: calls $0.25
*** FLOP *** [4c Ks 6s]
KOLSKI: bets $0.10
NineRocket: calls $0.10
Live21: raises $0.60 to $0.70 and is all-in
cakers123: calls $0.70
calicheA: folds
KOLSKI: calls $0.60
NineRocket: folds
*** TURN *** [4c Ks 6s] [Jd]
KOLSKI: bets $0.20
cakers123: calls $0.20
*** RIVER *** [4c Ks 6s Jd] [Jh]
KOLSKI: bets $0.20
cakers123: calls $0.20
*** SHOW DOWN ***
KOLSKI: shows [5c 8s Qh Qs] (two pair, Queens and Jacks)
cakers123: shows [3c Kc Th 2c] (two pair, Kings and Jacks)
cakers123 collected $0.75 from side pot
Live21: shows [8c 6h 6d Js] (a full house, Jacks full of Sixes)
Live21 collected $3.80 from main pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $4.75 Main pot $3.80. Side pot $0.75. | Rake $0.20
Board [4c Ks 6s Jd Jh]
Seat 1: cakers123 showed [3c Kc Th 2c] and won ($0.75) with two pair, Kings and Jacks
Seat 2: nosoup4you79 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 3: calicheA (button) folded on the Flop
Seat 4: KOLSKI (small blind) showed [5c 8s Qh Qs] and lost with two pair, Queens and Jacks
Seat 5: NineRocket (big blind) folded on the Flop
Seat 6: Live21 showed [8c 6h 6d Js] and won ($3.80) with a full house, Jacks full of Sixes

samme fyr fra før, kalder gladeligt på et board med flushtræk bare han har et straight draw,


PokerStars Game #37023036397: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 4:52:14 CET [2009/12/21 22:52:14 ET]
Table 'Gelria VI' 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: cakers123 ($11.20 in chips)
Seat 2: VeniceLover ($9.65 in chips)
Seat 3: calicheA ($9.10 in chips)
Seat 4: KOLSKI ($21.70 in chips)
Seat 5: NineRocket ($30.30 in chips)
Seat 6: Live21 ($3.50 in chips)
VeniceLover: posts small blind $0.05
calicheA: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [8h 5h 5c 7h]
KOLSKI: folds
NineRocket: folds
Live21: raises $0.20 to $0.30
cakers123: calls $0.30
VeniceLover: folds
calicheA: calls $0.20
*** FLOP *** [4h Kh 5d]
calicheA: checks
Live21: bets $0.70
cakers123: calls $0.70
calicheA: folds
*** TURN *** [4h Kh 5d] [2s]
Live21: bets $1.50
cakers123: raises $1.50 to $3
Live21: calls $1 and is all-in
Uncalled bet ($0.50) returned to cakers123
*** RIVER *** [4h Kh 5d 2s] [Ah]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Live21: shows [8h 5h 5c 7h] (a flush, Ace high)
cakers123: shows [As 3s 9d 6h] (a straight, Deuce to Six)
Live21 collected $7 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $7.35 | Rake $0.35
Board [4h Kh 5d 2s Ah]
Seat 1: cakers123 (button) showed [As 3s 9d 6h] and lost with a straight, Deuce to Six
Seat 2: VeniceLover (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 3: calicheA (big blind) folded on the Flop
Seat 4: KOLSKI folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: NineRocket folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 6: Live21 showed [8h 5h 5c 7h] and won ($7) with a flush, Ace high

aa-kk ser obv ingen action'

PokerStars Game #37023131865: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2009/12/22 4:55:40 CET [2009/12/21 22:55:40 ET]
Table 'Gelria VI' 6-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 2: VeniceLover ($17.50 in chips)
Seat 4: KOLSKI ($20.65 in chips)
Seat 5: NineRocket ($30.45 in chips)
Seat 6: Live21 ($6.90 in chips)
Live21: posts small blind $0.05
cakers123 has returned
VeniceLover: posts big blind $0.10
dylanputnam: sits out
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Live21 [Ad As Kc Kd]
KOLSKI: calls $0.10
NineRocket: raises $0.35 to $0.45
Live21: raises $1.10 to $1.55
VeniceLover: folds
KOLSKI: folds
NineRocket: folds
Uncalled bet ($1.10) returned to Live21
Live21 collected $1.10 from pot
Live21: shows [Ad As Kc Kd] (a pair of Aces)
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $1.10 | Rake $0
Seat 2: VeniceLover (big blind) folded before Flop
Seat 4: KOLSKI folded before Flop
Seat 5: NineRocket (button) folded before Flop
Seat 6: Live21 (small blind) collected ($1.10)

nå gider ikke mere, er færdig på mine andre sider og for kedeligt at spille et plo bord. tabte lidt i sidste hånd på at floppe en babyflush hvor jeg aldte forlangt ned, betaler jeg, så 7$ sendes retur.

sorry det ikke blev til noget lidt mere spændende, og vel nok den mest kedelige raket nogensinde set.

haha :) vi kører bare videre en anden gang du er frisk :)

Hvorfor er det er Per_dks spil skal kommenteres HVER gang han spiller?

Han er en ELENDIG pokerspiller, det er vist blevet bevist, så når folk staker ham må de også vide hvad de staker.

ahh om jeg nu også er så elendig mope, valgte forkerte beslutninger her , men langt fra elendig, men jeg glæder mig til pn open på stars, så kan vi jo se om jeg er den ringeste pn pokerspiller og ryger som 1'er hvad gang ;)

Ingen vælger du forkerte beslutninger Per... Det er ikke første gang.. PLEASE LÆR NU NOGET!!!!!

Du jammer og bander over dig selv hver gang du taber for vores penge..

KOM NU IND I KAMPEN OG TAG VED LÆRE FFS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Du er en kæmpe donk per!
Ta nu ved lærer, i stedet for at sige hver gang at du ikke lige spillede de A game osv..

FFS...

"men jeg glæder mig til pn open på stars, så kan vi jo se om jeg er den ringeste pn pokerspiller"

FLOT per, selv blinde høns finder korn.. kan jo være du er heldig når den tour spilles... en ting er sikkert : heldig SKAL du være for at nå langt for dine poker egenskaber er noget nær det ringeste set på PN!

/G

hvis man nu var sådan en kæmpe donk, hvordan skulle jeg så lave dollars i tre gange sng projekter ? hvor der minimum er spillet 40 sng's i hver ? men stadig, glæder mig stadig til den pn tour.

"Ta nu ved lærer, i stedet for at sige hver gang at du ikke lige spillede de A game osv.."

SPOT ON, det siger han nemlig HVER gang!!!!!

glæder mig også per..

Stop nu gutter , om 2 dage er det jul

Lad den ligge her

sys ærlig talt at det er Per, der efterhånden må tage sig sammen og kigge på sig selv!!!

Glædelig jul HomeMade! :D

Samtlige på dette forum ved at Per ikke kan spille poker, så jeg mener heller ikke hans spil skal kommenteres længere... Vi ved jo, at han alligevel ikke tager det til sig...

Når man staker ham, ved man hvad man går ind til, og må forvente at pengene er spildt...

omfg du er en idiot , hver gang lalala , somom. Jeg har kørt tre succesrige sngs projekter. og bustet i få ting, men lad os da få den omgang pn open så man kan skralde jer fuldstændig, måske i kender til et live game i esbjergområdet så er jeg sku også frisk der ;) . det må jo betegnes som døde penge hvis jeg er sådan en donk som i siger ? .

kan jo så bare sige at 90 % af dem her inde i det forum skulle aldrig stakes til plo, hvorfor komme med en kommentar til per spil når man selv spiller ringe plo.


måske man lige skulle bruge julen til at tænke over hvor ringe man selv spiller PLO

GOD JUL

Nogle gange skulle man tro folk herinde vil måle diller!!??

Mange herinde er habile pokerspiller, men RIGTIG mange herinde også ser kun med det ene øje...

For det første kan man ikke måle hvem der er den bedste i EN!!! tour..

Som spidermand66 siger så er der ikke mange der stakes til PLO, som kan komme med de rigtige værktøjer, inkl. mig selv.

Så husk nu alle kun kommenter det i ved om, og for guds skyld lad nu vær og være bagkloge...

Men lad nu vær og sig man er bedre end den anden fordi man er nået længere i 1!! tour end den anden.

Brug hellere hele 2010 på og se hvem der har gjort det bedst der og mål diller om 1 år...

@Spider

Hvis kommentaren er møntet på Live, så synes jeg faktisk ikke han hæver sig selv over andre (i hvert fald ikke i denne tråd) og den artikel han smider op er guld værd for PLO-donks som Per og jeg - og måske endda Live selv :-)

Nevertheless, så kiggede jeg lidt med i det skjulte igår og vil da vove den påstand, at der lod til at være væsentligt flere overvejelse inde over Lives spil ift. Pers - blot min beskedne observation.

Jeg stinker selv til PLO og spiller det kun for hyggens skyld i ny og næ, men mener godt jeg kan tillade mig at gøre mig lidt klog på det, da jeg er væsentligt bedre teoretisk end i praksis i dette spil.

PS.

Har spillet PLO mod Live én gang i mit liv og dér bustede han på den første hånd i vores HU SnG :-)

@Live

Ingen grund til at komme nærmere ind på, hvordan det foregik imo.

Meget sjældent jeg får mulighed for brag ift. PLO, så giv mig lige lidt tid i solen.

jep det var den artikel vi kom fra, tak for den live, skal lige læses inden der skal spilles lidt iaften.

Har aldrig spillet mod så sick go en spiller som Granaten i PLO ! :D

kaaex@

med halvanden liter snaps i blodet !!!! :D

Det er sagt - men staker ved jo efterhånden hvad de går ind til ved at stake f.eks. per_dk

EOD herfra.

Go jul

U2 Mope