Pot Limit Omaha Poker for Beginners - Learn PLO quickly
What you'll learn
- You will learn basic PLO concepts that allow you to easily beat recreational players
- You will learn how to play this game in a way you're a massive favourite over casual players
- You will learn how to become a winning player in your local home games
- You will learn how to become a player that can crush micro stakes online poker games
Requirements
- Previous knowledge of Texas Hold'em will be helpful, but is not required
- Online poker account will also be helfpul as it's the best way to practice
Description
Hi! My name is Mateusz and I've played over 3 million hands of No-Limit Texas Hold'em and lots of hands from different poker variants like PLO.
I started playing poker by depositing $13 into an online poker room, which I lost within like 5 minutes of playing, but then I read a little bit about the basics, deposited another $13, and never had to invest any more money into poker again.
I created this course because I remember vividly when I was starting playing poker, there were no good educational materials for beginner players.
Sure, there were some pretty good books, but none of them started at a 0 experience level. All of them were for people who already knew the game and had some experience.
I had to learn everything by trial and error and I wanted to create a poker course that would reduce this costly and painful learning phase for a completely new player to be as smooth and easy as possible.
I mean, why lose time and money learning poker in an ineffective way if you can go through a course and learn it optimally?
This course is tailor-made for someone who has little or no experience with PLO and wants to learn the fundamentals, the most basic principles that allow you to win money when playing with casual (no strategy, just fun) players.
The lessons are quick and well prepared so they will teach you those basic concepts really well and if you combine that with practice, you will become a player that can crush recreational players with ease in no time.
You will learn:
How Omaha is played
How to calculate the max pot bet
How to have an excellent hand selection
What positions there are and how positions affect the play
What are the most common player types and how to adjust to them
What are the most common spots in PLO and how to play them
How to play post-flop
The Short Stack strategy
The Big Stack strategy
When and how to bet
How to get better at the game
As a bonus and in case you haven’t played any variant of poker before I am also including 4 bonus videos which will teach you:
- The hand rankings so what beats what, how we compare hands, what are kickers, etc.
- What is Expected Value (EV) and why it’s a super important aspect of poker, other games, and also life
- What are Pot Odds, how to calculate them, and why they’re very useful to make better decisions
- How to set-up Poker Tracker 4, which is a poker tracking software that helps you track your progress, analyze your hands, and see real-time stats on the other players when playing online
I’m also including a .pdf with the hand rankings and glossary of poker terms to help you understand the poker lingo.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to quickly learn how to play Pot Limit Omaha and win
- Players transitioning from Texas Hold'em or other poker variants
Course content
- Preview02:11
- Preview03:45
- Preview02:40
- 10:05Starting Hands
- 03:52Positions in PLO
- 06:44Player Types
- 10:01Types of Usual Spots with Examples
- 06:13Post-flop Play in PLO
- 04:37Short Stack Strategy
- 05:45Big Stack Strategy
- 05:34Betting in PLO
- 03:43How to Get Better at PLO
Instructor
Hi! My name is Mateusz and I've played over 3 million hands of No-Limit Texas Hold'em which is the Cadillac of poker.
Most of those hands came from online 1 table sit and go tournaments, but I've also played a fair bit of full ring cash games, as well as multi-table tournaments mostly low and mid-stakes.
I started playing poker by depositing $13 into an online poker room, which I lost within like 5 minutes of playing, but then I read a little bit about the basics, deposited another $13 and never had to invest any more money into poker again.
I love the game and I think it teaches you a lot of crucial skills that are very useful in life, like risk management, money management, stress management, the ability to read people and be more aware of yourself as well as of course the ability to do quick calculations and estimations.