blockers draw equity multi-way pot ranges In this video, Uri Peleg provides valuable insights into Pot Limit Omaha strategy from his perspective as a Hold'em expert. He breaks down key PLO concepts like thinking of hands in terms of components, evaluating boards for range advantage, and understanding protection needs, all while playing $500 PLO tables. Uri explains how PLO differs from Hold'em by thinking of hands as having multiple components and showing how board texture affects strategy decisions. PLO Strategy: In PLO, think of hands as having components rather than just a single made hand Protection is much more important in PLO than in Hold'em Blocker effects play a larger role in PLO strategy The threshold for valuable hands is different with easier hand-making in PLO Board texture evaluation for pocket aces is a key strategic concept Drawing hands with multiple components are significantly stronger Low SPR (stack-to-pot ratio) situations simplify to either committing or folding
