New AI powered search!
Ask the BartBot
Looking for a specific poker concept? Search our 1,000+ videos and podcast episodes with the power of Al.
BartBot:
#4: Playing aces
In this episode of CLPLO, Don discusses one of the most misplayed hands in Omaha: pocket aces. In addition, Don covers some of the advantages of shortstacking, and also how to play low SPR postflop situations where there is not much money left behind relative to the pot size.
Mar 06, 2014
Contributor
Don 'Aesah' Ding
Poker Pro, Blogger, and Coach PLO/NLHE
Don "Aesah" Ding has an intense passion for poker and plays live daily. He has logged thousands of hours at varying stakes in venues all over the US with outstanding results. While he plays live Pot Limit Omaha as his primary game, he also plays live No Limit Hold ’em and is very well acquainted with today's poker landscape.
Don is the author of one of the most popular threads in 2+2 history Just quit my 6 figure job to play live poker. He is the resident coach and expert in PLO on CrushLivePoker and produces live PLO training videos.
Featured in
See All modulesRelated Videos
Crush Live PLO Videos
#71: Live Spots You See Online
With PokerStars up and legal in Michigan, TerpHimself does a "live" stream of hands, talking about spots that players wi...
Crush Live PLO Videos
#60: Common Mid-stakes Mistakes
In his debut video for CLP, TerpHimself does a shotgun format of hands where he reviews common mistakes that he sees at ...
Crush Live PLO Videos
#2: Basic hand strength valuation
Don focuses on whether specific hands are strong enough to call or value bet. Still in the infancy of the CLPLO series, ...
Related Podcasts
Crush Live Poker Podcast
#586: How PLO can Make you a better in NL Player Part 1
This is part one of a two part review episode where Bart covers some interesting spots in a recent $2/$5 half NL half PL...
Crush Live PLO podcast
#46: So You've Flopped A Set...
TerpHimself examines different strategies for when you flop a set in PLO
Crush Live PLO podcast
#38: Planning for the All In
TerpHimself examines spot where he uses stack to pot ratios to create a plan to get all in