atlantafalcons0
Legend
Silver Level
So I assume you are new to omaha so I am not going to really comment on the hand but on preflop hand strength. In PLO, you are looking to have 4 cards that connect well with each other. The fact that you are double suited helps but 1 flush draw is poor and you have cards that do not play well together (as in with hitting straights etc). Another thing I like to point out to beginners is that the 4 cards produce 6 two card hands, so when you put it that way and expand out to see what 6 hands you have you will see how bad the hand really is. I know when you are now starting out, most hands look enticing but the more you play the more you will realize that these hands just are not profitable.
But I already know all that. So where do I go from here. Just stop CALLING with that type of hand?
I'm talking about my aggression on the flop - once I hit the low set (in a cap game) is it right for me to push the action?
No, you dont know that if you think this hand has value calling with preflop. For the aggression, 2 pair is the only hand you have beat.
But I already know all that. So where do I go from here. Just stop CALLING with that type of hand?
I'm talking about my aggression on the flop - once I hit the low set (in a cap game) is it right for me to push the action?
The problem is that you can review and practice and talk about your flop aggression until your face turns blue and ultimately learn to play postflop near-perfectly but if you keep making fundamental errors preflop like limping here then you're going to lose money in the long-run regardless. You shouldn't even need to be asking the question you're asking because you shouldn't be in the hand.
But I already know all that. So where do I go from here. Just stop CALLING with that type of hand?
I'm talking about my aggression on the flop - once I hit the low set (in a cap game) is it right for me to push the action?