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| I played Omaha HL for the first time yesterday and I must say, I'm starting to like it. I love how you split the pot if you have nothing and hit the low! But it does suck when you have a great hand and you split it. Aparna |
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| i play very little omaha ans even less omaha high low...i simply can't stand when they go all in preflop or make very big raises..omaha isn't a game like holdem poker...the flushes and str8 are very easy to make in omaha and th baddest part about hi-low is when you have to split with someone when you have a very good high card...it happened to me to split the pot with someone that made the low hand and i a had four of a kind aces ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Cheers, W13rd0W |
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| For some reason this game is very easy for me, i have won numerous O8b tournaments with over 100 people in them. I attribute this to a number of books and a combination of a few theories. Not all pros agree on the same way to play this game. It has so many nuances. SO much fun though, i definitely reccommend checking it out. |
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| my luck on omaha hi/lo is not very good. maybe it has somthing to do with the fact i barely understand how to play. If anyone has any good links, or knows of a tutorial to how to play good omaha hi/lo or een how it works, i would greatly appreciate it. ANd, whats the best possible hand preflop. im assuming AAKK .. but what if you are holding a near royal flush in your hand, i know only 2 of your cards move in, but your straight possibility has to be pretty high? or would the best 4 card combination be a rainbow? to open flush draws? i'm not sure... |
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| I've played Omaha H/L a few times and at first found it a bit disconcerting. lol, trying to figure out if you are wishing for the high or low hand or if you should just fold. It can get expensive in tournamnets when you have everyone going for one or the other lol. And it's strange to be wishing for a "nothing" hand. Oh well..... |
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Ive played omaha HL only in fun tables, its hard to get at first but its ok I wouldnt really go on a tourney of this game, I consider it hard and complicated I wouldnt even pay for a tourney in normal omaha holdem is the game for me.mildseven |
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| Seat 2 is the button Total number of players : 10 Seat 1: LooseDonnie ( $66.1 ) Seat 2: almoei ( $80.65 ) Seat 3: nowwhat23 ( $61.15 ) Seat 4: USPOKER02 ( $43.8 ) Seat 5: fatharv ( $133.15 ) Seat 7: aspringer_56 ( $91.2 ) Seat 8: WONPOCKET ( $221.9 ) Seat 9: mullinsf17 ( $100.45 ) Seat 6: Fnord ( $99 ) Seat 10: Dr_flash ( $20 ) nowwhat23 posts small blind [$0.5]. USPOKER02 posts big blind [$1]. Dr_flash posts big blind [$1]. ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to Fnord [ Ah Ac Qc 8d ] fatharv folds. Fnord calls [$1]. aspringer_56 folds. WONPOCKET calls [$1]. mullinsf17 folds. Dr_flash raises [$3]. LooseDonnie folds. almoei calls [$4]. nowwhat23 folds. USPOKER02 calls [$3]. Fnord raises [$20.5]. WONPOCKET folds. Dr_flash is all-In. almoei calls [$17.5]. USPOKER02 folds. ** Dealing Flop ** [ 6c, 7c, Jh ] Fnord bets [$65.5]. almoei is all-In. ** Dealing Turn ** [ 5d ] ** Dealing River ** [ Kc ] Fnord shows [ Ah, Ac, Qc, 8d ] a flush, ace high. Dr_flash doesn't show [ Ad, 9d, 9s, 3s ] a pair of nines. almoei doesn't show [ As, 5s, 4c, 8c ] a flush, king high. Fnord wins $6.35 from side pot #2 with a flush, ace high with ace kicker. Fnord wins $121.3 from side pot #1 with a flush, ace high with ace kicker. Fnord wins $62.5 from the main pot with a flush, ace high with ace kicker. almoei has left the table. Preflop: Fnord: 42.58% Dr_flash: 28.43% almoei: 28.35% Flop: Fnord: 56.6% Dr_flash: 40.54% almoei: 2.85% _________________ Humphrind: raises $0.20 to $0.30 Fnord: GAMB00L!!! Fnord: raises $17.85 to $18.15 and is all-in Humphrind: Did you do that just because it was ME who raised? Fnord: Maybe Humphrind: calls $5.05 Humphrind shows [As 8s] Fnord shows [Qs Qc] |
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I don't know much about hi lo Omaha, but one thing I've learned is that the best starting hands are thought to be those that have as many potentially good combinations of cards as possible, with chances to scoop both the high and low pots. If I recall correctly, the best is something like AA23 double suited, which gives you two chances at the nut flush, a pair of aces (obviously), and the three best starting cards toward the nut low hand, with a bit of counterfeit protection as an added bonus. |
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