

Deep Dive into Pot-Limit Omaha: Defending the Big Blind with Borderline Hands
The article discusses strategies for defending the big blind in Pot-Limit Omaha, focusing on specific hand scenarios and solver solutions. The author uses data from PLO Trainer for a z50 PokerStars rake structure, which is considered high.
The author discusses the challenges of defending the big blind with hands like suited connectors and high pocket pairs with weak side cards. The article provides detailed analysis of specific flop, turn, and river scenarios, comparing intuitive plays with solver recommendations.
The author suggests experimenting with calls against certain opponents and folding in other situations based on solver advice.
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