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  #1
15th March 2005, 8:01 PM
Riverdale30
 
Plays at: Partypoker
Omaha High can be rewarding..

Hello,

I have been playing Omaha and I've found out that most people on the web
sites really have no idea how to play.
I have gone from 500 chips up to 15000 in a short time several times.
WHen your playing watch out for these people who have no Idea what they are doing. I wish there were some like that in real money tables

See Yous,

Petey
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  #2
15th March 2005, 8:41 PM
MDR86
 
Plays at: UltimateBet
I like Omaha highlow but you have to be careful because the are so many ways to lose.
  #3
16th March 2005, 5:20 AM
ericraider1
 
Plays at: ultimatebet
there really are so many ways to lose in o8b. the funny thing is so many people play but dont even understand the rules. in so many games, ive had people ask what a qualifying low hand is. they really should learn the game before they start putting their money into the pot.
  #4
16th March 2005, 7:28 PM
Grumbledook
 
Plays at: Fulltilt
Game: HORSE
i'm inclinded to think that they should keep playing whilst not knowing the rules and handing their money over

if you have any tips on omaha that you wish to share or links to pages you have gained help from that would be great

I have dabbled in O8 a few times though apart from 2 big wins on the pot limit tables its been somewhat downhill. Think I am drawing at the wrong hands, hard way to learn but at least I am learning heh.
  #5
16th March 2005, 8:17 PM
petroliakid
 
Plays at: noblepoker
re: Omaha High can be rewarding.. poker

Well O8 is a different game then str8 high omaha...since u need to have a high hand and low hand...I never join preflop without hold'n a part of both ends...if you try this your odds of winning are going to improve...I also think most ppl forget that they must use 2 cards out of there hand...not like texas hold'em where you dont need any(rare)....

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  #6
11th November 2008, 2:00 AM
ROYALKNIGHT
 
Plays at: Cake
Game: 7card stud
Yes it can be rewarding in real $$$ game. Thats where I make most my bankroll fast. Ummm I also lost my bankroll fast many times too
 

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