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PLO Postflop Raise/3bet Pot Size Calculation: Why the 3x Rule is Wrong?
This article explains pot size calculation when facing a re-raise postflop in Pot-Limit Omaha PLO, using a specific example to point out that the common shortcut rule of '3x last bet + trailing bet' is wrong. The correct method is to first call then raise by the pot size, and verifies the AI's result of $540.

Texas Hold'em Chip and Betting Rules: Blinds, Call, Raise Complete Guide
This article provides a detailed analysis of core betting rules in Texas Hold'em such as blinds, call, and raise, including definitions, principles, practical examples, and common misconceptions, helping beginners build a solid foundation in the rules.
Strategy
Facing a River Raise: How to Construct an Optimal Calling Range
Facing a river raise is one of the toughest decisions in Texas Hold'em. Starting from in-position scenarios, this article systematically explains how to build a solid calling range, covering range logic, adjustment factors, GTO fundamentals, and practical applications to help you make more profitable calls on the river.
Squeeze vs Open-Raise: Master Preflop Squeeze Strategy
analysis of the relationship between Squeeze and Open-Raise, covering when to squeeze, bet sizing, counter-strategies and practical balancing techniques to improve your preflop aggression.
Detailed Explanation of SB Limp and Raise Strategy in Heads-Up
In heads-up pots, limping from the small blind is a common play, but how should you respond when facing a raise? This article analyzes the SB's response to a BB raise from the perspectives of range construction, exploitative strategy, and balance, helping you make better decisions in heads-up play.
Value Bet Raised: How to Respond Precisely and Avoid Being Exploited
Having your value bet raised by an opponent is one of the trickiest situations in poker. This article provides a systematic analysis method, from constructing opponent ranges and board texture to classifying your hand strength, helping you make the correct decision to call, re-raise, or fold, and firmly maintain control of the pot.