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EddieBoy
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04-23-2004, 10:05 PM
Post subject: OMAHA QUESTION...
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Straight
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Corona California
Posts: 125
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Starting to play some more omaha these days and am liking it alot....My only question is (for now, heheheh) what are good 'starting hands'? In hold 'em, of course AA, KK, QQ etc, etc., but with 4 hole cards u can start off with one hand and end up with a completely different one. Is there any hand-ranking associated w/ Omaha?
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Yeahhhh mannnnnn
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toekneechin
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 88
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For high hand only games, something like AAKK two suited (AcAsKcKs) or AAJT with JT suited (not one of the Ace suits tho). For omaha/8 (hi-lo), the best hand is AA23 two suited (AcAs2s3c) this hand gives you the best scooping possibilities. A pair is usally a weak hand in omaha, straights and flushes are the average winning hands and anytime the board pairs, expect a fullhouse more often than in holdem.
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EddieBoy
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Straight
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Corona California
Posts: 125
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I've noticed how common freaking flushes and fullhouses are...i've found it tough for me to lay down trips, but when i see the flush draw, i normally take myself out of the hand.....the split pot omaha really confuses me, I like playing omaha-hi (and not the 'high' u see in my avatar......ok, well, maybe sometimes... 8) )
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Yeahhhh mannnnnn
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mike4066
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4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Dec 2003
Posts: 1,943
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Omaha is a game of "The Nuts"..
if you dn't have the nuts someone else does.
www.lowlimitholdem.net
check out that site it has some basic omaha info.. mostly for high/low
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