I agree, Omaha definitely deserves more attention. It’s such an action-packed and strategic variant, and it’s a shame that many poker rooms don’t support it as much as Hold’em. I also feel like once you really get into Omaha, the other formats don’t feel as fun anymore. Hopefully we’ll see more rooms expand their Omaha offerings in the futurejohn_entony said:I always enjoy playing Omaha. It's a shame that poker rooms pay so little attention to this variant, as it is no less valuable than Texas Hold'em. As for the other variants, I don't really like playing them.
That makes perfect sense. Focusing on one game is often the best way to improve fast. Hold’em has so much depth that mastering it can already take a lifetime, so sticking to it is a solid choicehajaehyun said:
Sounds like a great mix. Focusing on MTT NL Hold’em makes sense since it’s the most structured and familiar format for most players, but adding in PLO, PLO5, and Short Deck for fun is a nice way to keep the game fresh. Those variants can also help you see situations differently and improve your overall creativity at the tableveryluckyfish7k said:
Well said — that’s a great way to put it. PLO really does feel like a constant battle with nonstop action, and the range of possibilities makes every hand exciting. But I agree with you on NLHE too; it’s the backbone of poker and offers a level of structure and long-term strategy that PLO can’t replace.Omar.Imrane said:
That’s totally fair. Trying different variants can definitely help broaden your perspective, but there’s nothing wrong with sticking to the game you enjoy most. NLH is a classic for a reason, and if it’s the format that feels best for you, then that’s where you’ll naturally play your strongest.martDdart said:
idk how do u play Stud, H.O.R.S.E., etc, for me it is hardHoubi37 said:
