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Line construction lab

Plan the next streets
Name the node
Line consistency
Practice: PLO6 line practice

When to stop pure exploit

Exploit until evidence
Stations vs thinking regs
Population vs this player
Practice: PLO6 exploit practice

Grade-9 stake posture

Plan review week
six-card PLO checkpoint — Grade-9 stake posture
Caps still hold
Practice: PLO6 G9 stake practice

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PLO6 / Grade 9 / When to stop pure exploit

Stations vs thinking regs

'Stations vs thinking regs' (six-card PLO, G9): Six cards multiply second-best ways to die — nut paths and freerolls first; non-nut stacks control.

Worked example

apply 'Stations vs thinking regs' on non-nut flush facing a pot jam. Write the board/doors, villain type, old line → new line, and why.

Common leak

nods through 'Stations vs thinking regs', then defaults on non-nut flush facing a pot jam the next time money goes in.

Drill

teach 'Stations vs thinking regs' in 60 seconds with non-nut flush facing a pot jam. Tag one live rep this week.

Practice habit

sticky-note the trigger for 'Stations vs thinking regs' before your next six-card PLO session.

Drill

explain 'Stations vs thinking regs' to your buddy without looking — stall means you don't own it yet.

Remember

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

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