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Pot Limit Holdem

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  • rancidrancid Member Posts: 5,947
    edited August 2013
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem:
    Just to make a point: Of course you can price out draws if you bet full pot. The odds of a flush draw on the flop are not 33%, because those are the odds of hitting on either the turn or river. So if you call two full-pot bets, you're not calling getting the odds you need. You're only about 20% to hit on either street so you're twice calling a 20% shot getting 33% pot odds. If you call those bets you still need to get more if you hit your hand. That's no different to NLHE. I wonder how much more demand there is for online pot limit or fixed limit hold 'em than for Stud, Razz, etc...
    Posted by BorinLoner

    The irony of it all, so why play PL hold em ?

    Like NL hold em with the balls ripped away



  • beanehbeaneh Member Posts: 4,079
    edited August 2013
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem:
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem : The irony of it all, so why play PL hold em ? Like NL hold em with the balls ripped away
    Posted by rancid

    you really dont get poker lol


    both betting structures require similar skillsets, just some structure specific tweaks. 
  • rancidrancid Member Posts: 5,947
    edited August 2013
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem:
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem : you really dont get poker lol both betting structures require similar skillsets, just some structure specific tweaks. 
    Posted by beaneh

    Your probably right :)

     I just don't get why you would want to play pot limit hold em instead of nl hold em.

    Maybe you could enlighten my darkness and explain why no one play's pot limit hold em if it's so great :)

    Everythig you can do in pot limit you can do in no limit, so......why would you play a game where you only have a limited amount of options.


    idk i just don't get the appeal



  • beanehbeaneh Member Posts: 4,079
    edited August 2013
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem:
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem : Your probably right :)  I just don't get why you would want to play pot limit hold em instead of nl hold em. Maybe you could enlighten my darkness and explain why no one play's pot limit hold em if it's so great :) Everythig you can do in pot limit you can do in no limit, so......why would you play a game where you only have a limited amount of options. idk i just don't get the appeal
    Posted by rancid

    preflop you can jam as many bbs as you want in NL. 


    you cannot do this in PL ldo, so now realise you have to focus less on the preflop and more on the postflop.

    + you can never overshove at any stage to try and get folds so your strategies have to be more concerned with playing multiple streets.
  • rancidrancid Member Posts: 5,947
    edited August 2013
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem:
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem : preflop you can jam as many bbs as you want in NL.  you cannot do this in PL ldo, so now realise you have to focus less on the preflop and more on the postflop. + you can never overshove at any stage to try and get folds so your strategies have to be more concerned with playing multiple streets.
    Posted by beaneh

    yeah I get that, just feels like someone has come a long and taken some of your weapons away :)

    Suppose I get why some people would prefer it and get away from the bish bash bosh poker of nl.

    pl is kinda more refined :)

  • Lambert180Lambert180 Member Posts: 12,197
    edited August 2013
    I assume there's no limit to how many raises can be made pre tho Bean?

    So in theory you can still get as many BBs in pre as you want (if the opponent is willing) cos most spots aren't like 'I'm gonna ship 100xBB over a 3bet' so it's gonna go 3bet, 4bet, 5bet etc and usually a 4bet/5bet would not be pot sized anyway so what stops you still getting big stacks in pre?
  • beanehbeaneh Member Posts: 4,079
    edited August 2013
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem:
    I assume there's no limit to how many raises can be made pre tho Bean? So in theory you can still get as many BBs in pre as you want (if the opponent is willing) cos most spots aren't like 'I'm gonna ship 100xBB over a 3bet' so it's gonna go 3bet, 4bet, 5bet etc and usually a 4bet/5bet would not be pot sized anyway so what stops you still getting big stacks in pre?
    Posted by Lambert180

    consider how often in NL you see a 4 bet then relative to that % a 5bet, then relative to that a 6bet etc.


    it'd be fun to try and create 9 bet strategies for pot limit! remember it's pot limit max each bet so you could all still fling dat phoo at each other and minraise.


    Refined is a good word rancid, it just removes some of the big overbets. which can be seen as good or bad for a weaker player, in that they cant just shove preflop but nor can their clever opponent bet bigger than the pot post. 
  • rancidrancid Member Posts: 5,947
    edited August 2013
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem:
    In Response to Re: Pot Limit Holdem : consider how often in NL you see a 4 bet then relative to that % a 5bet, then relative to that a 6bet etc. it'd be fun to try and create 9 bet strategies for pot limit! remember it's pot limit max each bet so you could all still fling dat phoo at each other and minraise. Refined is a good word rancid, it just removes some of the big overbets. which can be seen as good or bad for a weaker player, in that they cant just shove preflop but nor can their clever opponent bet bigger than the pot post. 
    Posted by beaneh


    this is why 300bb deep pot limit hold em could be a bit intresting :)
  • F_IvanovicF_Ivanovic Member Posts: 2,412
    edited August 2013
    Annoys me so much in PL omaha when people just jam the pot button. Well, when I say annoy I should mean to say ecstatic because 90% of players will only be potting with the nuts/nut draws.
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