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$25 PL Omaha with Bigspenda Poker Video

$25 PL Omaha with Bigspenda

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Player Name: bigspenda73
Poker Room: UltimateBet
Game: PL Omaha
Format: Cash Game
Length: 32:22
Date Added: 30 May 2007

Description: Here Spenda plays two $25 Pot-Limit Omaha tables. This is a great beginning video for people who do are trying to switch from Hold’em to Omaha. He emphasizes preflop selection, position raising, the power of big draws, and the difference in reading boards (from hold’em).

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Overall Rating: 5

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“improved my game” by zep25, 15 Sep 2008

Rating: 5/5

I noticed I played to many hands preflop after watching this. I read the board alot better now as well thanks for the video and info you provided.

“omaha video” by rigden, 11 Oct 2007

Rating: 5/5

Very nice to have an omaha video here. Thank you. Informative. Clear. Would like to see another one to see the more of the omaha concepts in action and more post flop play. Nice job and a valuable addition ot the FTR video library.

“ftr” by badgers, 14 Aug 2007

Rating: 5/5

Really interesting video. I'm new to omaha but I'm looking to expand my game to more than just holdem, so I can play HORSE tourneys some day :) This video served as a good introduction, explaining clearly good starting hands, how to read the board and the concept of "freerolling". I'd heard that PLO is a game of redraws, but hadn't seen how it was applied until I watched this video. Cheers spenda!