PLO Coaches?

[theBruiser500]

so i'm interested in the best PLO player i can get teaching me some PLO. maybe watching me play, looking over hands, telling me about game. are there even any good players on this board though? anyway get in touch with me if you think you can be good teacher, i can pay $$. or any teachers out there that don't post on 2+2?

[Knowledge]

I believe i am a very good plo player only problem is i am a live game player. But i could talk some basic stradegy with you.

[raptor517]

ill teach you for 10k an hour. its a bargain actually. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] holla

[jcmoussa]

Id actually really like some help with my PLO game as well. i find that im way too loose passive. Please no reply jokes with somehting along the lines of "lolz sounds like your holdem game" or something ending with aments.

[Jeffawesome]

helpaments? me tooaments!

[pete fabrizio]

[ QUOTE ]
Id actually really like some help with my PLO game as well. i find that im way too loose passive. Please no reply jokes with somehting along the lines of "lolz sounds like your holdem game" or something ending with aments.

[/ QUOTE ]

lol soundslikeyourholdemgameaments

[BluffTHIS!]

Bruiser et. al.,

1) Make sure you have read and continue to reread the good PLO texts that are out there and have a good grasp of theory.

2) Utilize the wonderful resource that is this forum and the archives.

3) Realize that playing HU and sh'd is different, but that you still have to play soundly even though an opponent's range is much wider.

4) Go over your own hand histories and classify various hands into different categories: top set, top set + draw, middle set, big draws, weak draws, board sets, etc. Reread Sklanksy's essay on the 8 mistakes in poker in GTBOI, and use that with the theory you know to analyze your play on each street. And even though we shouldn't generally use a results dependant analysis, it is valid to work backwards as if your opponents' hands were faceup and then ask yourself what you should have done on each street.

5) Remember that a lot of PLO like other forms of poker comes down to starting hand selection, position and selective aggresssion.

6) Keep a daily diary in which you note your mistakes, good plays, random strategy thoughts you have as well as strategy pointers you read in books or here, things you need to work on, notes on a particular stakes level and how it plays differently than the one below or above, etc.


While some may prefer personal coaching, using an ongoing methodical plan for improvement like this will pay big dividends and you essentially coach yourself along with help from other posters here.

[Hoopster81]

I am looking for a coach

PM me if you have any info

[mindcirkus]

I play omaha for a living, and already have a few students that I am teaching. Send me an email at twilo17cc@yahoo.com if you would like to chat about it.

[Ribbo]

I have no qualms with helping anyone out.