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  #1
1st June 2009, 11:16 PM
jordanbillie
 
Plays at: Cake
Game: PLO/O8
You never really want to be chasing the low hand even if the flop comes out two small cards. Since a lot of players with foolishly play any hand that contains A2, 2 different things usually happen:

1) If you hit the low hand, you are quartered and splitting the low pot with another A2.

2) You miss the low hand because it goes runner runner high card, or an A or 2 hits and you have no chance at winning the high.
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  #2
2nd June 2009, 8:29 AM
Divebitch
 
Plays at: FT-PS-CBN-BD
Game: Horse/Omaha
Quote:
Originally Posted by BeautyLaura
When the flop comes with two high cards, and all you have is A2xy, dump it. One often sees bad players, hoping to catch a low card on the turn, call on the flop so they have a draw on the river. This is called catching runner-runner for low and is a playing strategy that really reveals if you understand the game or not. Seldom are the pots big enough to justify such a play.
You really should address what game exactly you're referring to. And yes, even if you quarter the low pot in HL limit, you wont be far behind. If, as u say, 2 hi cards come in HL, dump.
  #3
6th June 2009, 12:09 PM
cAPSLOCK
 
Plays at: Pokerstars
Game: PLO8, NLHE
I don't think "BeautyLaura" has any idea what game (s)he is referring to as this is simple plagiarism. I suppose she is trying hard to reach post count for 'some reason or another'.

Copied from section titled: "Playing the Flop:"

In an article about Omaha Hi/Low by Michael Cohen

http://www.freewebs.com/pokerguru/omahahilo.htm
  #4
6th June 2009, 5:54 PM
kilkenny_eucher
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: Omaha
re: Playing the Flop in omaha : poker

LOL. People do that here?
  #5
7th June 2009, 7:47 PM
Divebitch
 
Plays at: FT-PS-CBN-BD
Game: Horse/Omaha
Quote:
Originally Posted by cAPSLOCK
I don't think "BeautyLaura" has any idea what game (s)he is referring to as this is simple plagiarism. I suppose she is trying hard to reach post count for 'some reason or another'.

Copied from section titled: "Playing the Flop:"

In an article about Omaha Hi/Low by Michael Cohen

http://www.freewebs.com/pokerguru/omahahilo.htm
Hey, her thread magincally disappeared. lol Funny, I was already starting to wonder why she would never come back to her own threads and thank anyone or make any other comments. I suspect she'll be a ban hammer casualty someday.

Last edited by Divebitch : 7th June 2009 at 7:53 PM.
 



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