Is PLO Trainer Worth $199/mo?
I'm thinking about getting PLO Trainer for one month. I've never used it before. I'd like to use it to train 50k hands.
Is it like playing online poker where I can play one hand from start (pre-flop) to finish (river)? And does it move me to the next position (e.g. BTN to CO) after I finish or fold a hand?
Does it train multi-way post-flop? Or just heads-up?
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It was worth it before the new update and now it’s even better value. You can train 4 random hands at once just like ur multitabling online.
Dawg you play 10/20/40 and many of the hands you posted you wouldn’t need to if you had this….cmon man
Ok thank you, I totally understand that I really need it. Does it train for multi-way pots post-flop?
Yes
Does anyone know useful PLO trainer and MM are for the Club WPT Gold 8 max ante games? Can you input those kind of games or is everything focused on 6 max? I find the 8max games way softer.
I'm thinking about getting PLO Trainer for one month. I've never used it before. I'd like to use it to train 50k hands.
Is it like playing online poker where I can play one hand from start (pre-flop) to finish (river)? And does it move me to the next position (e.g. BTN to CO) after I finish or fold a hand?
Does it train multi-way post-flop? Or just heads-up?
I emailed Mastermind, and it doesn't look like you can use PLO Trainer to train random hands from start to finish as if you were playing online poker. You select the random pre-flop simulation, or you select the random post-flop simulation, not both.
Omaha Poker Training by Steve Blay is not the best—you train against AI bots instead of a solver. But its interface is very much like online poker. You play one hand from start to finish, then smoothly transition to the next hand. It's not bad for $40/mo.
PLO for GTO Wizard was just released today. It looks like it has a very good training program where you can play a hand from start to finish, then move on to another random hand. It's expensive at $179–229/mo. But I might find a slow month (maybe after WSOP), pay the subscription, and train 100 hours (roughly 25k hands).
(Unfortunately GTO Wizard only trains for heads-up post-flop right now. No multi-way.)
If you play above PLO50 it's worth it for sure.
As an alternative I'd recommend PLOGenius. It's cheaper and has (according to venividi) the best solves on the market atm.
I like to use both but since I am a micro player I usually only get a month sub. when I know I can use it properly.
If you play above PLO50 it's worth it for sure.
As an alternative I'd recommend PLOGenius. It's cheaper and has (according to venividi) the best solves on the market atm.
I like to use both but since I am a micro player I usually only get a month sub. when I know I can use it properly.
Does the PLO Genius trainer deal you random cards and let you play the entire hand from pre-flop to river (or at least from flop to river)? Or do you have to select specific scenarios to train? And does it train multiway post-flop?
If you play above PLO50 it's worth it for sure. As an alternative I'd recommend PLOGenius. It's cheaper and has (according to venividi) the best solves on the market atm. I like to use both but since I am a micro player I usually only get a month sub. when I know I can use it properly.
Does the PLO Genius trainer deal you random cards and let you play the entire hand from pre-fl
So far I only used their preflop stuff. As far as I can tell from their UI and what they state their subscription model is doing, thats all included. Please do your own research first.
What PLOGenius is missing are the videos from Mastermind - I quite enjoyed them. But If you're looking for a trainer/solver I think PLOgenius will do just fine.
