Advanced Pot-Limit Omaha Volume I: Small Ball and Short-Handed Play

good and easy to read plo book with a lot of good stuff to add to ones game.as said probably not the best book to read if you are new to plo but for others this is a must have.maybe a little bit too many hand examples but otherwise its all good.i have to say some of the stuff seems "old" to me, like constant floating does not work as well as described in this book imo, even at micro stakes peeps keeps 2-3 barreling making the floats much harder.still got some solid advise and looking forward to the part 2.

Simply a beautiful book in so many ways.Organization is also great and the writing is excellent. The concepts are well explained and make a lot of sense. However, I haven't been able to thoroughly test them since I tend to be a nitty player - the idea of floating in PLO was just so foreign to me.Despite the number of pages, I've already gone through the book several times and look forward to expanding my play options in PLO.I've also been really disappointed by the mediocre writing and usefulness of various "Dutch" books.

The use was to learn about PLO. Excellent book!

This book does for Omaha what  Professional No-Limit Hold 'em: Volume I  did for Hold'em, with clear stack-to-pot ratio instructions. He also explains why "Small Ball" as described by Daniel Negreanu in  Power Hold'em Strategy  works even better in Omaha, because starting hands aren't usually more than a 60/40 favorite, making position even more important. As a Hold'em player new to Omaha, I found the way he compares and contrasts Omaha to Hold'em to be invaluable.

very goodbut you really need to have a good understanding of Omaha alreadyif you don't your going to loose more then you win by reading this booki lost some money to eager to try out described play's to muchonce you balanced your game its a real + to your game

Helpful primer for PLO

Great book. Definitely for advanced players. I like the discussion of hands played.

If you are looking to get better at Omaha, you should read this book.

I basically agree with the review above.I like the way Jeff Hwang takes the novice PLO player through the process of discovery.After reading the "Big Play Strategy" this is a nice follow on, taking you deeper into the game.Personally, I like Jeff Hwangs writing style, it flows nicely, and keeps you engaged without overloading you at any point.How do I rate this book ?Well it's certainly good enough, to make me want to purchase the next in the line, that's for sure !

Really good read for anyone who plays PLO.

This 3 volume set, coupled with Jeff Hwang's first book, Pot-Limit Omaha: The Big Play Strategy, are the stone cold nuts when it comes to the fun game of Pot-Limit Omaha.The first book in this series practically requires you purchase Jeff's first book mentioned above, The Big Play Strategy. Jeff then expands on those concepts and introduces a few new ones as well such as The Float, Stack-to-Pot Ratios, and the importance of game selection and position.If you're looking to expand your poker repetoire, Jeff's books are all you need when you get into Pot-Limit Omaha.

出版社は違いますが、Pot-Limit Omaha Poker: The Big Play Strategy Jeff Hwang (著)の続編です。 Pot-Limit Omaha Poker: The Big Play Strategy 前作はフルテーブルのリングゲームをオマハを想定して書かれていましたが、本書は少人数でやるオマハゲーム(６人以下のリングゲーム)を想定しています。前作で想定してある状況は判断が容易なケースがほとんどですので、細かい事を覚えるより、「いい状況で攻めて、悪い状況なら退く」で成功します。しかし、少人数でやるゲームは大雑把なことをしていては勝てないのです。本書では有効なテクニックの解説が分かりやすく書かれてあります。※1前作と比べ値段が高くなっていますので気軽に手を出すのは難しいかもしれません。でも、悪い本ではないと思います。※1 (2014年8月 編集) 現代のオンラインポーカーで勝つ為には知っていて当たり前の基礎知識となっています Pot-Limit Omaha Poker: The Big Play Strategy