How to calculate MAX POT bet in Pot Limit Omaha?

[@GokuPoker]

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[@queennine]

Best description i've seen anywhere breaking down the betting.

[@GokuPoker]

Thx

[@queennine]

Anytime great explanation! Even tho I don’t play much PL it definitely is confusing 😄

[@GokuPoker]

indeed, tbh I also rarely play PLO nowadays but it's a fun game especially live

[@lightwayacoustics]

Easier way. Whatever the last bet was. Times it by 2. And then add it to what’s in the pot. And that’s you limit. Ex. If there’s 20 chips in the middle. And the last guy was 8 dollar bet. 8 times 2 is 16. So just had the 16 to the 20 and get 36.

[@virajdharmarathne1901]

This is the easiest way i ever seen, thank you

[@JoeHeaton-p7r]

i like this way much better!

[@GokuPoker]

whatever works best for you is what you should use :)

[@andrewdodds8908]

Just got a question guys. Max bet per player is the POT+ the previous bet of the last player sat next to you. If it’s $5 to call and the pot is $35 the max cap Is $40 right. Pot +++ the latest call Is that correct? If I’m not mistaken they are No re raise limits in pot limit variations or games. Omaha dosent have the 3-5 raise limit per round. Pot limit games as a standard don’t use that rule. 2. The buy ins are far larger 200/300BB or 200/300 Antee’s is the minimum. Limit and PoT Limit the max u can take is unlimited there are only a minimum amount you can bring to the table. There is no max buy in in limit and pot limit games only a minimum and they are generally 2-3 bigger than regular standard buy ins. Omaha can be played most commonly In Pot Limit or fixed Limit Blinds or Antee’s. They are 3 variations on this games. PLO 4 Cards PLO 5 Cards PLO 6 Cards You can play 4-5-6 Card versions. I have heard of PLO5 Somewhere.

[@GokuPoker]

yep

[@virajdharmarathne1901]

What is minimum 3 bet or 4 bet at pot limit omaha?

[@GokuPoker]

minimum raise is always the 2x last bet e.g. if the last bet is 100, minimum bet is 200 (2x100) Subsequent min bets must be 2x the previous bet minus the difference between the previous bet and the bet before. So in 1/2 blinds, the first raise is 4 (2*2), the 3bet is 6 ( (4*2) - (4-2) ), the 4bet is 10 ( (6 * 2) - (6 - 4) ), the 5bet is 16 ((10*2)-(10-6)) etc.

[@michaeltoeta278]

Very good! Always wanted to know that thank you!

[@GokuPoker]

My pleasure Michael 😊

[@atakanbalaban3543]

Easier way for me to call the last bet in my mind then count the pot at that moment, and then raise according to the pot. So first call, then raise.

[@GokuPoker]

if it works it works

[@AdrenalineJackie]

Is this right?

[@GokuPoker]

💯

[@Hunnibee5]

I don't think so 🤔

[@GokuPoker]

@@Hunnibee5 no?

[@smgt412]

Yes, this is right.

[@se7enonethr3e]

Multiply last bet x3 then what's behind .. why do you make it complicated and confusing?

[@GokuPoker]

it's confusing for you because you learned to do it differently - but it works just the same

[@anneloughlin2480]

Players are never gonna put in the call and wait for you the dealer to add it up, they want to know immediately what it is. Use the 3x method!

[@virajdharmarathne1901]

@@anneloughlin24803* last bet and how to find how much u have to add top of that?

[@johnmcpike5582]

Do I need my calculator out??

[@GokuPoker]

do you?

[@Jakenus2018]

pretty much: maxbet = pot + (2*lastbet)

[@GokuPoker]

yep, that is correct (pot without the last bet)

[@vani3335]

This guy over complicating things ahaha

[@GokuPoker]

really? Can you explain how the max pot bet works in an easier way?

[@vani3335]

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[@hungryham143]

Can you explain it better ?

[@vani3335]

@@hungryham143 please refer to this video for a very elaborate specific explanation kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2jMlKV4rrZ7aLc

[@GokuPoker]

@@hungryham143 I think it's pretty straightforward - it just requires some practice so it's best to watch the video a couple of times and then try doing random examples in your head or at the tables

[@702fmp]

Do not watch this video, it is totally wrong. You never do this

[@GokuPoker]

I agree, do not ever, under any circumstances, for any reason, no matter what, no matter when, for any reason whatsoever

[@se7enonethr3e]

You wrong dude

[@GokuPoker]

where?