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PL Omaha Hi Lo Diary

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  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Only a small session today with a few pounds profit.

    Won

    1 x £11 hi lo dym
    5 x £5.25 hu hi lo

    Lost

    2 x £11 hi lo dym
    1 x £5.25 hu hi lo

    Balance £248.07
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Great day on the tables today really giving my bankroll a boost.

    Won

    14 x £5.25 hi lo heads up 
    3 x £11 hi lo dyms

    Lost

    6 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    1 x £5.50 hi lo dym


    Balance £304.57
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,752
    edited September 2014
    In Response to Re: PL Omaha Hi Lo Diary:
    Great day on the tables today really giving my bankroll a boost. Won 14 x £5.25 hi lo heads up  3 x £11 hi lo dyms Lost 6 x £5.25 hi lo heads up 1 x £5.50 hi lo dym Balance £304.57
    Posted by Hotwheals
    Awesome work!

    You've helped rev up the liquidity @ the £11 DYM games, too.  
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Ouch took a heck of a beating today lol. Nothing went right, I either misjudged my spot or got it in good and got outdrawn, either way it happens and we move on :)

    Won

    4 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    1 x £5.50 hi lo dym

    Lost

    7 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    3 x £11 hi lo dyms
    2 x £5.50 hi lo dyms

    Balance

    £253.07
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Nice session today getting a lot of my losses from yesterday back. It goes to show although its tempting to play on during a bad session its best to call it a day like I did last night and come back nice and refreshed today and it paid off.

    Won

    8 x £5.25 heads up hi lo
    3 x £11 hi lo dyms

    Lost

    2 x £5.25 heads up hi lo
    3 x £5.50 hi lo dyms

    Balance £291.07
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Excellent session not normally in the normal way. Struggled a little in the heads up games but did brilliant in the DYMS. A lovely bonus from the sky poker premiership made it a very good session.

    Won

    Sky Poker Premiership £61.50
    4 x £11 hi lo DYMS
    4 x £5.25 hi lo heads up

    Lost

    6 x £5.25 hi lo heads up

    Balance £376.07
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Good solid session, played mainly heads up today and one MTT. All in all brought in around £25 so not bad at all :)

    Won

    11 x £5.25 heads up hi lo


    Lost

    4 x £5.25 heads up hi lo
    £5.50 hi lo MTT 


    Balance £401.82
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Nice solid session, played pretty solid, I did feel for one of my opponents as I beat him or her 12 times in a row and they just couldn't let go but hey ho Its nothing personal I'm just doing what I'm here to do :)

    Won

    14 x £5.25 hi lo heads up


    Lost

    6 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    1 x £3.30 hi lo DYM


    Balance £433.52
  • SlipwaterSlipwater Member Posts: 3,662
    edited September 2014
    In Response to Re: PL Omaha Hi Lo Diary:
    Nice solid session, played pretty solid, I did feel for one of my opponents as I beat him or her 12 times in a row and they just couldn't let go but hey ho Its nothing personal I'm just doing what I'm here to do :) Won 14 x £5.25 hi lo heads up Lost 6 x £5.25 hi lo heads up 1 x £3.30 hi lo DYM Balance £433.52
    Posted by Hotwheals
    Twelve games in a row? Haha. That's a pretty good run.

    Nice going :)
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Long tough session today which has left me quite drained, good fun though.

    Won

    12 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    4 x £1.05 NLH heads up
    1 x £11 hi lo DYM


    Lost

    8 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    1 x £1.05 NLH heads up
    1 x £5.50 hi lo MTT


    Balance £454.77
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Really playing well at the moment and although some of the profits are only small they all add up in the end :)

    Won

    2 x £11 hi lo DYMS
    7 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    6 x £1.05 NLH heads up

    Lost

    2 x £11 hi lo DYMS
    3 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    4 x £1.05 NLH heads up


    Balance £469.77
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Solid Sunday here are the stats

    Won

    7 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    3 x £5.50 hi lo DYMS
    5 x £1.05 NLH heads up


    Lost

    5 x £5.25 hi lo heads up


    Balance £495.02
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Lost track today a little for the day on my win loss ratio for the day regarding games played. All I know is I made a small loss for the day of £6.

    Balance £489.02
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    Happy days as I break the £500 barrier already. Just playing solidly at the moment and that seems to be enough :)

    Won

    11 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    4 x £1.05 NLH heads up

    Lost

    5 x £5.25 hi lo heads up
    1 x £1.05 NLH heads up
    1 x £3.30 hi lo DYM


    Balance £514.47
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,752
    edited September 2014

    Morning Hotty.
     
    Those HU results are extraordinary, & I envy your bankroll growth.

    I happen to be (officially) the world's worst HU player, but I'm actually intching to try PLO8 HU. I am pretty sure I'll do my conkers, but itches have to be scratched.

    Without giving away any secrets, why do you do so well at these? Is it similar to your PLO8 DYM game, controlled aggression? 

    How long do they last, on average? Does all the money get in "pre" pretty early? How many can you (sensibly) play simultaneously?

    Having seen me play plenty times, do you think I could adapt to HU?

    I might just try a few cheapies today, to see how it all works, especially if they are over pretty quickly, which I imagine they are.
     
  • pompeynicpompeynic Member Posts: 2,834
    edited September 2014
    I tried a couple of £2.10 hu the other day. The first one my oppo thought a pair of sevens was good enough to get it all in on the very first flop against my wheel up and down. I thought he may have regged by mistake. The second game took much longer and although I had the edge for most a rivered king gave my oppo the better house when all the money had gone in. I have looked at Hotties progress with a green eye myself and thought I would give it a go but am not sure I am skilled enough HU but the practice will do me good I suppose.
    Wp Hottie keep up the good work
    Nick
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,752
    edited September 2014
    In Response to Re: PL Omaha Hi Lo Diary:
    I tried a couple of £2.10 hu the other day. The first one my oppo thought a pair of sevens was good enough to get it all in on the very first flop against my wheel up and down. I thought he may have regged by mistake. The second game took much longer and although I had the edge for most a rivered king gave my oppo the better house when all the money had gone in. I have looked at Hotties progress with a green eye myself and thought I would give it a go but am not sure I am skilled enough HU but the practice will do me good I suppose. Wp Hottie keep up the good work Nick
    Posted by pompeynic
    Yeah, we seem to think alike Nick.

    I am deffo going to try a few, though I'm pretty sure I'll get beaten up. But if I don't try, I'll regret it.
     
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    In Response to Re: PL Omaha Hi Lo Diary:
    Morning Hotty.   Those HU results are extraordinary, & I envy your bankroll growth. I happen to be (officially) the world's worst HU player, but I'm actually intching to try PLO8 HU. I am pretty sure I'll do my conkers, but itches have to be scratched. Without giving away any secrets, why do you do so well at these? Is it similar to your PLO8 DYM game, controlled aggression?  How long do they last, on average? Does all the money get in "pre" pretty early? How many can you (sensibly) play simultaneously? Having seen me play plenty times, do you think I could adapt to HU? I might just try a few cheapies today, to see how it all works, especially if they are over pretty quickly, which I imagine they are.  
    Posted by Tikay10
    Hi Tikay

    I like to think my education helps me being a decent player. I have a degree in business management and 2 diplomas, one in maths and one in psychology so I am always plotting, planning and making percentage choices at the tables. I like to mix my style up at the table so that I don't give the same read or pattern to the opponent. Changing styles in heads up plo8 is a big thing and a thing not a lot of players do because if you fall into a pattern its not so hard to pick the player off. Most games average 10-15 mins if not less. I have had a few go 40 mins but this only normally happens when two good solid players clash. I only play 1-2 at a time. I also think you could adapt. I think you have a good game however you may have to open your range a little as we can't always wait for great hands in heads up as the blinds are on us all the time. Good luck at the tables and any advice you need you know where I am :)
  • HotwhealsHotwheals Member Posts: 337
    edited September 2014
    In Response to Re: PL Omaha Hi Lo Diary:
    I tried a couple of £2.10 hu the other day. The first one my oppo thought a pair of sevens was good enough to get it all in on the very first flop against my wheel up and down. I thought he may have regged by mistake. The second game took much longer and although I had the edge for most a rivered king gave my oppo the better house when all the money had gone in. I have looked at Hotties progress with a green eye myself and thought I would give it a go but am not sure I am skilled enough HU but the practice will do me good I suppose. Wp Hottie keep up the good work Nick
    Posted by pompeynic
    Thanks m8 :)
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,752
    edited September 2014
    In Response to Re: PL Omaha Hi Lo Diary:
    In Response to Re: PL Omaha Hi Lo Diary : Hi Tikay I like to think my education helps me being a decent player. I have a degree in business management and 2 diplomas, one in maths and one in psychology so I am always plotting, planning and making percentage choices at the tables. I like to mix my style up at the table so that I don't give the same read or pattern to the opponent. Changing styles in heads up plo8 is a big thing and a thing not a lot of players do because if you fall into a pattern its not so hard to pick the player off. Most games average 10-15 mins if not less. I have had a few go 40 mins but this only normally happens when two good solid players clash. I only play 1-2 at a time. I also think you could adapt. I think you have a good game however you may have to open your range a little as we can't always wait for great hands in heads up as the blinds are on us all the time. Good luck at the tables and any advice you need you know where I am :)
    Posted by Hotwheals
    Thanks, & yes, I'm aware I'd need to widen my range "considerably".....;)

    Whether I can is another matter, of course.

    The "pattern" thing is interesting. It took me a while to get to grips with one player in particular, who ALWAYS does a certain thing in certain situations. But I worked it out eventually, & found a way to combat it. Been a great help actually, though I need "position" ideally.
     
    Must be said, I'm as guilty as any at "patterns", but I've started mixing it up a lot recently, as most players know my game inside out by now. I even played a hand last night that did NOT contain an ace. Just the one hand, mind, can't be too careful, eh?

    Having a business mind helps, too, I think, as you suggest.

    Anyway, I'll give it a whirl soon. 

    I played a "Live" PLO Tourney recently, it was (alternatively, per LEVEL) 4/5/6 card. Me & Matey Boy got Heads Up, & it happened to be at the start of the 6 card Level. Opening ranges were pretty wide, fair to say......doubt there are ANY hands in 6 card HU that we can't see a flop with! 
      
     
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