
Why Position Matters Even More in PLO
The solver opens 17.6% of hands UTG and 48.6% on the button -- same stack, same cards. What position is really worth in PLO, in verified numbers.
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The solver opens 17.6% of hands UTG and 48.6% on the button -- same stack, same cards. What position is really worth in PLO, in verified numbers.

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