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Population first, solver later

Small-stakes PLO5 defaults
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Practice: PLO5 population practice

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Practice: PLO5 error practice

Serious stake talk

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Can you exploit before you mix in five-card PLO?
Cap and revoke
Practice: PLO5 G7 stake practice

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PLO5 / Grade 7 / Serious stake talk

Cap and revoke

'Cap and revoke' in five-card PLO (G7): Prefer nutted redraws over pretty pairs. Domination is louder with five cards.

Worked example

run 'Cap and revoke' on nut flush draw + pair vs jam. Write villain type, your holding, the street, and the new line.

Common leak

can define 'Cap and revoke', can't name the last hand it saved

Drill

explain 'Cap and revoke' in 45 seconds with that spot — no notes — then log one live rep

Practice habit

tag one hand this week where 'Cap and revoke' flipped the action in five-card PLO.

Practice habit

Coaching habit (G7): write the wrong five-card PLO line 'Cap and revoke' prevents — then the fix.

Drill

explain 'Cap and revoke' with nut FD jam in one minute — if you stall, re-read once and retry.

Remember

Change one five-card PLO decision this week. Notes beat vibes.

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