Why is position even more valuable in PLO than in Hold’em?

Post-flop decisions are bigger and harder, and acting last makes them easier

Why are non-nut flush draws dangerous in Omaha?

Opponents often hold higher cards of the suit, so your flush can lose a big pot

Why should you c-bet less often in PLO than in Hold’em?

Opponents connect with far more flops

Why is 3-betting aces usually better than calling in PLO?

It builds the pot while ahead and lowers the SPR so one pair plays better

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Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO4) · Stage 2 of 3

PLO Strategy

Stage 2 turns the rules into a winning approach: position-based preflop play, the huge draws unique to Omaha, flop c-betting on different textures and how to play the most famous — and most misplayed — hand in PLO: aces.

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Lessons in this level

1
PLO Preflop Strategy: Position, Raising and 3-Bets
How to play PLO before the flop: why position matters even more than in Hold'em, opening ranges by seat, raise sizes, when to 3-bet, and how to defend the blinds.
2
Drawing in PLO: Wraps, Nut Draws and Redraws
How to count and value draws in Pot-Limit Omaha: wraps with up to 20 outs, nut and non-nut flush draws, combo draws, redraws and freerolls — with calculated equities.
3
PLO Flop Strategy: C-Bets and Board Texture
How to play the flop in Pot-Limit Omaha: which boards favour the preflop raiser, c-betting heads-up and multiway, bet sizes, and how to play made hands and draws.
4
Playing Aces in PLO
How to play pocket aces in Pot-Limit Omaha: good and bad aces, why 3-betting aces works, what happens multiway, and how to handle aces after the flop.

PLO Strategy

Lessons in this level

PLO Preflop Strategy: Position, Raising and 3-Bets

Drawing in PLO: Wraps, Nut Draws and Redraws

PLO Flop Strategy: C-Bets and Board Texture

Playing Aces in PLO

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