Plo desktop Backgroud with useful concepts

[harmonix]

I'm working on a Plo Desktop Background In PhotoShop, one which will remind of all the things thay I already know, but tend to forget after getting sucked out for the 12342th consecutive time in a row.

Just wondered if any of you got some tips,tricks or other useful concepts regarding Plo or poker in general.

Typical one liners will be happily accepted.

Thanks.

Harmonix

[holdme]

In the pot limit omahas, players can use 2 of their hole cards and 3 of the community cards to make the best 5 card hand. Players can bet up to the size of the pot at any time.

[beset]

Harmonix,

Watch for short-stack EP limpers

[harmonix]

Holdme:I think you have misunderstood
beset: Thanks, exactly what I was looking for

Harmonix

[CrushinFelt]

Don't always cmplete out of the small blind. I leak lots of monies doing that [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[cmyr]

one thing i found useful for a while was a little diagram of the different wraps with outs/nut-outs marked, ie (with the brackets showing downcards):

45(678)= 13 nut outs
(5)67(89) = 11 nut outs, 6 non-nut outs

[Professorn]

I often have notes on my screen, such as "stick to the plan" or "Play solid", to help me remember not to tilt. I don't know if that's what youre looking for.

Would be fun to see the finished goods [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[pete fabrizio]

Back when my regular game was live 20-40 LH at Foxwoods, I kept a laminated card on the table behind my chips that had this quote on it: "As for the quietude of the sage, he is not quiet because quietness is said to be good. He is quiet because the multitude of things cannot disturb his quietude." So cheezy.

[harmonix]

Thanks boys, keep it coming.

Harmonix

[joewatch]

Don't be afraid to fold 2nd or 3rd set, especially in an unraised pot.

Don't be afraid to fold the 2nd nut flush if the pot is small.

It would be also good to post some common run-down odds