Omaha Hi Help Required

[Cracker]

Thank You All! GREAT support from you all!!!!

JC:
Yep I went all in saw the bulletts and looked at my chips and fired it in! I know I panic'ed my chips where low.

Gypsy:
No not yet played Stud, I have a go at my Home Game this weekend.

I cant remember the other cards think they where paint. The Games go so Quick live play, Its like a time warp.

[jctm1988]

Thank You All! GREAT support from you all!!!!

JC:
Yep I went all in saw the bulletts and looked at my chips and fired it in! I know I panic'ed my chips where low.

Gypsy:
No not yet played Stud, I have a go at my Home Game this weekend.

I cant remember the other cards think they where paint. The Games go so Quick live play, Its like a time warp.

Well if you where short stacked i cant blame ya , you try to make a move with the first decent hand , and you see the pocket aces and think this is the time to shove it in , short stacked i think i would have almost done the same thing , ( preflop raise 4x bb ) if you put that in , and have no more then +4x bb left , its time to go all in right now . so that's not all to bad i guess, Better luck next time !



JCTM1988

[willie beaman]

When playing omaha hi, look for combo hands that will give you multiple options to scoop the pot. Be careful when on draws, make sure they're not easily dominated by better draw, full house or higher.

[THEMANGLER]

In my experiences playing omaha, i find it better to NOT raise preflop early in tournaments. So many donks will call anything, and you have to hit the flop just right, and even if you do, there is usually something that can come and beat you, My motto in omaha, is someone always has the best possible hand, just like in blackjack you have to assume the dealer has a 10 under that ace.

[i wont bluff]

new to omaha hi, got in a horse freeroll and folded every omaha hand wish i had found this site earlier. Would have had some great hands. threw away an ace full house. really struggling with hi lo and razz. any suggestions?? play on fulltilt a lot want to win on the freerolls

[jctm1988]

We have multiple threads posted for razz, but i dont know if there is a forum with omaha hi low in it, we will post one soon , first i need to play one of these things live before i can make any good forums about it, and i should watch some of these games on full tilt and pokerstars and other sites, so i can get a better view of it.


But then again , i always say play the games you already know, dont go playing a new game your a rookie at . Unless you got experience.




JCTM1988

[iceman10]

the ultimate thinking mans game...requires all the skills of hold em but the brainpower that only few have.

[ndirish620]

My only advice for omaha is to not put to many of your chips in preflop because if every player has four cards anything can happen

[genius81]

A Very Good Post JC IMHO

Cracker I am pleased you are playing live, if you said this was Hi/lO I would have said you where nuts with the experance you said you have, Omaha Hi you have a chance, I cant realy add to JC post, all I can say is TAKE YOUR TIME and dont go mad betting into dry pots in early Position! Stay Cool
Good Luck, If theres more than 70 players in the tourny give me a shout I play it If I am near to it

GT

I thought that Hi/Lo was easier than Hi?? Thats been my experience anyway.

[willie beaman]

Nice job in your first omaha tourney. Not bad for a beginner, but the aces were overplayed in that spot. In omaha, the board must fit your hand in order to play on. Your inexperience at the game lead you to believe you were ahead. Unlike hold em,in omaha, you will lay down big hands post flop due to different combinations your opponents may have based on the board. In this case, the aces didn't fit and could have been dumped easily. The more you play omaha, the more you'll pick up and understand about postflop play.