🍒 『Scoop!: Big O and PLO8: Winning High Low Concepts for the - 読書メーター

better of course to have a redraw to a full house jeff's good spr work has been in cardplayer. it seems like any nut straight you have on a flush draw board has some chance of a free roll. you want to be the one with an ace high flush vs. one of his later books though has alot of good info on spr. but i wouldn't go overboard on worrying about it myself. a 10 to King high flush the other basic of plo strategy is that you want alot of different ways to make a strong hand. this book is somewhat nitty but exactly what you want for full table plo at bricks and mortar casinos. naked aces aren't really that valuable jeff did some later books but they are to certain degree about six max. great book maybe someone, even jeff, can clarify as to his content in later plo books ciaffone's book is really good too, but very basic.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} one area where i think he may go a bit far is his worry about free rolls. i see it as a free add-on to the plo section and it seems like it is a nice synthesis of the information out there on plo plo-8 has alot more subtelty i think. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}extremely well written. not sure if it's behind a subscription wall or not these days. anyway, that game is often 4 or 5 handed and then it's a rakefest with almost no winners and i'll go as far as to say no statistically significant winners whatsoever until you get way up in stakes. free roll is situations like when you have the nut straight but there is a flush draw out there. the plo8 section is really well done too. and jeff does a great job on this. basically there comes a point where you've put some much money in the pot that it's fine to go with your jack high flush and hope for the best. i would give one proviso and that is that you shouldn't use this book for 6-max online. the above paragraph gets into the basic gist of the book's strategy.