A selection of hands from the $100,000 entry PokerGo PLO Super High Roller

Tikay10

I was up half the night watching some of the world's best PLO players battling it out in the $100,000 entry Super High Roller.

I actually enjoyed the high level commentary more than the hands - if you enjoy a little 4 card action, you can't help but learn from these guys in the commentary booth.

So here's a selection of the hands. Enjoy.

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714403455148937297/video/1

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714406701351481617/video/1

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714411784260801008/video/1

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714419815530852589/video/1

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714427166124015994/video/1

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714442501292257531/video/1

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714457694030148022/video/1

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714477874441585060/video/1

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714506224270561350/video/1

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https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1714507281277034782/video/1

Bean81

I watched a couple of hours of this last night, then enjoyed the rest on 2x speed today. PLO is a great game, with so many action cards on turn and river.

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@Bean81

Similar here. I could watch PLO 24/7, such a wonderful game, but I get bored watching NLH after a few minutes.

Bean81

Televised NLH mtts are definitely less interesting to watch as an experienced player.

While the casual player and watcher might enjoy just watching all in flips, PLO mtts offer more given the preflop restrictions. Watching world class players at the highest stakes is also great. Ben Tollerene and omaha4rollz are different class at PLO. I also enjoy watching Chidwick: great table presence and fantastic technical ability.

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@Bean81


It's Live on YT now.

Just seen a monster hand.

Fella with 9-8-7-6 had 20 outs TWICE v Aces.

Bean81

You might enjoy this once you're done with the mtt, Tikay. The way these guys range each other and figure out bet sizing within seconds is very impressive. Jungleman is a lot of fun, Galfond is a gifted communicator:

https://youtu.be/ls1L3Mz0D7I?si=dJHSv_GParTqM-qb

Tikay10

Thanks @Bean81 I'll watch that later.

funkybunch

Thanks for this tikay. Interesting that some of the top nlhe players do so well in plo still - I'd have thought over the past few years with solvers etc, they'd both branch off into very specialised games. But I guess these players are pretty elite!

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funkybunch said:

Thanks for this tikay. Interesting that some of the top nlhe players do so well in plo still - I'd have thought over the past few years with solvers etc, they'd both branch off into very specialised games. But I guess these players are pretty elite!

@funkybunch

Hi mate, & thanks.

Yes, it is interesting that guys like Issac Haxton, who is certainly "elite" at NLH, can do so well at PLO & other formats. He's not alone by any means either, plenty of other examples.

I might put up a few more PLO hands, maybe we have some 4 card fans lurking. Gotta love PLO & PLO8, & I was pleasantly surprised to see this thread got over 100 views.

MAXALLY

Bring back the Hartigan Omaha League I say. Would love to see more take up PLO. I play it (on other sites mostly) when I need a 'break' from Holdem. I confess that I dont like PLO8......but really enjoy PLO. Enjoyed watching them vids....thanks for posting.