How Long to Read How to Crush Pot Limit Omaha

How Long Does it Take to Read How to Crush Pot Limit Omaha?

It takes the average reader 1 hour and 30 minutes to read How to Crush Pot Limit Omaha by Viktor

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Description

After the big success of my book "How To Crush Pot Limit Omaha Cash Games" I am out with this revised and updated title in Full Color. If there is one book that could help you win at Omaha, this is it, there is no other book on the market today, that will make you learn all the concepts needed in such a concise and easy to understand way. For every PLO player this is a must read book. Update (It contains the latest and the biggest tournament of PLO the WSOP's 10,000$ Pot Limit Omaha Main Event which has some of the world's best players like Jason Mercier, Dan Smith, check out the amazing hands and see if you can follow the lines taken by these pros in winning close to a million dollars. Would the pros be able to escape the fury of Aces? Also contains how Mercier decimates his massve chip lead but still ends up finishing in 2nd place. Learn how you can follow in footsteps of Peterson to crack this tournament and win nearly a million dollars))Order a physical copy of the book if your kindle device is not the latest or has a small screen size as there are lot of images in this book and the equity examples contain a lot of information as they are taken from HM2 screenshots, just to make sure you can read all the material. In this book I have compiled all the lessons that my pupil learns the hard way playing PLO 50, PLO 100, PLO 200. In PLO you need to be aware of situations and be wary of dangerous situations that will increase swings and cause tilt. I am sharing actual hand screenshots from HM2 Hand re-player showing you the actually equity percentage of hand examples. I have shared over 50 examples that will go a long way in your understanding of the game. If you play Omaha hi/low, Omaha hi, or if you are an amateur or even a micro or small stakes professional player you would find the examples highly add to your understanding of the equity situations. Check if you know all of this, if you can answer all the questions that follow you probably do not need to read this book * Can you re-call a situation in which you had only 1% equity in the hand on the flop? Can you imagine such a scenario and with what hands this could take place? * Did you know that even with the best starting hand AAKK you could still have only 51% equity in the hand? * Do you play the according to your stack size and keep in mind Stack to Pot Ratio? * Are you aware of Equity Complexities in a multi way pot? * Do you play PLO with pot commitment in mind? * Have you ever used Omaha Odds calculator, do you know the equity of the best hand versus a loose opponent's range? Even if you are an amateur and you are going to Vegas for fun you could still, get the gist of the game very quickly having to lose thousands of dollars. What's more you could even beat the pros and get them steaming and hitting the rail by the style that you will learn in this game. If however you are an online player, I am sure by watching the actual screenshots of hands with equity and key points you will learn some new things that will increase your net profits. In the last chapter I share real world examples from the high stakes games on Full Tilt Poker, I believe analyzing these hands will set you up to learn very precious lessons worth thousands of dollars without losing the same dollar amount. It is always better to learn lessons from other's mistakes rather than from our own. Most of the examples are from USD 5/10$ stakes and you should be able to play 25/50USD$ blinds live and upto 5/10$ blinds with much less variance and more profits, if you really take each lesson to heart. All of the information in this book is succinct and presented as a real world example so that the reader does not get confused. The material is succinct but provides lessons that would add thousands of dollars of profit to a learning reader who will play the game for years to come. This is yet another investment that will pay off big in the long run, the 2nd best investment to buying Hold'em Manager 2.

How long is How to Crush Pot Limit Omaha?

How to Crush Pot Limit Omaha by Viktor is 90 pages long, and a total of 22,500 words.

This makes it 30% the length of the average book. It also has 27% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read How to Crush Pot Limit Omaha Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 2 hours and 2 minutes to read How to Crush Pot Limit Omaha aloud.

What Reading Level is How to Crush Pot Limit Omaha?

How to Crush Pot Limit Omaha is suitable for students ages 10 and up.

Note that there may be other factors that effect this rating besides length that are not factored in on this page. This may include things like complex language or sensitive topics not suitable for students of certain ages.

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