blockers check-raise draw ranges In this video, NLHE expert Uri Peleg plays three tables of $500 Pot Limit Omaha, sharing his thought process throughout various hands. While acknowledging he's not a PLO specialist, Uri applies his poker fundamentals and explains his decision-making, from pre-flop hand selection to post-flop strategies with various draws and made hands. He discusses blockers, range advantages, and bet sizing while showing real-time gameplay. Uri demonstrates how No-Limit Hold'em concepts can transfer to PLO while highlighting the differences between the games. He shows practical decision-making with various hand types and explains when to be aggressive versus when to play defensively. PLO Strategy: Four cards working together (connectivity and suitedness) is crucial for pre-flop hand selection Blockers play an even more important role in PLO than in Hold'em Many hands in PLO benefit most from getting folds, even when betting for value Position matters greatly when deciding whether to play marginal starting hands Drawing hands with multiple ways to improve are much stronger than one-dimensional draws Bet sizing considerations differ significantly from NLHE, especially on wet boards When confused about an opponent's line, Uri defaults to calling rather than folding
