

Poker Pros Praise Pot-Limit Omaha on Poker After Dark
Professional poker players have expressed their support for Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) during a recent episode of Poker After Dark. The new episode, filmed at the Aria casino in Las Vegas, introduced PLO with $300/$600 stakes.
Phil Ivy was among the players who praised the introduction of PLO. "I am glad to see PLO on air," said Ivy. "It is one of my favorite games, with a lot of action."
Phil Galfond also expressed his enthusiasm for PLO, stating that while it might be challenging for newcomers, it offers more excitement for both players and viewers. "I hope PLO will be shown more often," Galfond added. Brian Hastings highlighted the skill level and action in PLO, comparing it favorably to Texas Hold'em. "PLO is definitely more skillful and has more action," Hastings said. Patrick Antonius briefly expressed his hope that viewers will enjoy PLO and that he would like to play it more often.
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