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Watch on YouTubeEelis and Blez are back at the tables for another stretch of high-stakes heads-up PLO, and the swings have been enormous. In this marathon review, the host revisits 84 selected hands from their latest sessions, played primarily at 300/600 on CoinPoker. The tracked results show Eelis approaching $3 million in losses since late May, making this one of the most expensive stretches of action covered in the series.
The breakdown goes beyond simply watching two top players put money in the middle. It looks at how they adjust to each other's tendencies, when aggressive check-raises make sense, and why some strong-looking hands are better played as calls rather than raises. There are also plenty of interesting exploitative decisions, including how to respond to unusually wide 3-betting and flop aggression, when to keep bluffs in the pot, and when a big bet is asking too much.
What this video covers:
- 84 selected hands from the Eelis vs Blez heads-up PLO sessions.
- How aggressive 3-betting and flop betting influence exploitative adjustments.
- When to check-raise with aces and strong made hands.
- Why doesn't the top two pair always want to get all the money in on the flop.
- How backdoor flush draws and blockers affect calling and raising decisions.
- When flat-calling is better than raising to keep your opponent's bluffs in.
- How GTO solutions help identify small but important differences in EV.
- The enormous swings and leaderboard results from the latest sessions.
Settle in for a long breakdown of nosebleed PLO, with plenty of big pots and strategic decisions worth studying.
