Jman 400 PLO 6m Part 2

I would prefer if you played four tables all the time, but if you were to mix it up and play fewer tables you should probably play fewer tables when you play PLO. The reason being that when you play NLHE we expect you to talk about high content for advanced players which might be harder to come across, but when you play PLO you seem to be geared towards intermediate players. Also, I would like you to play slightly looser, just add a "loosness" warning before raising a marginal hand.

I dunno if others agree but I think it'd be better if you spread out the kinds of videos your making and even though its somewhat nice to have the last video in a series be from last week so that we still have some recollection of what the table dynamic and stuff was (which I'm sure isn't very meaningful since there was probably a week gap in which most of the table nuances r forgotten), i think it would be better to have like 1 6max nl, 1 hunl, 1 PLO hu, 1 PLO 6 max in an alternating rotation..

super solid video! I like the format. Even if its not an action (big pots / high variance) video I learned a lot by thinking what I would do in you shoes. You have a plan for each situation and try to get the maximum out of each (try to avoid many marginal spots). You pick up a lot of small pots. I'm a NL Holdem player and know the basics of PLO but still have a lot of leaks (like checking to much to the PfRaiser). This is exactly the video format that fits me.

nice one. i think 3 tables might be best but two isn't so bad.

Another excellent and helpful video . . . four table or two, whichever you feel is better for you to instruct is the one I'd prefer. I would prefer these stakes or higher. It would be cool for you to do one video with the double buy-ins . . . there are many tables going at 2-4 deep afternoon+ on full tilt. It would also be helpful if you did a video at 10-20 or any other cap stakes to highlight the differences b/t 40, 100, 200, and 300+ effective stacks.

Nice job once again Phil! I would prefer higher limits but no complaints. You mentioned making a video showing the relative mathematical equities of the hands which seems like a great idea to me.

Hi Phil While I thought this video was very good in its content (ie your analysis of the hands you play) I feel that the average player (ie me) needs more. There are many hands that you fold without much apparent thought that many lesser players would play and get in trouble with. How about making a video reviewing some commonly misplayed situations. Maybe you could do a 'Hand of the week' type thing where you spot a big weakness in somebody's line and discuss that.

I think I am the only thinking this video is boring. Phil plays so tight so we dont see much action. If you play so tight please take 4 tables so more situations show up. Now its just waiting and see you folding decent hands.

ps.: u mentioned in this vid it is better to play straight forward in the lower stakes. but could u do some vids at higher stakes where u play more creative and loose?more reping things and so on...