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[QUOTE="playinggameswithu, post: 4177021, member: 284307"]
Yea position is everything in Omaha.Flushes are what pairs are in hold'em they are the majority strong hand. 
Pairs go way down in value and aces,unless they are double suited, are just set mining.
You want to have the nut hand because often that is even not good enough after 1 card.
There is no best hand in Omaha pre. Open up your range but avoid low pocket pairs below 99.
Check raise as much as possible.
The stupidest thing you can do in Omaha is draw to the second best hand.It's like an all in bluff in a NLH tournament.
Free cards are insane.
Raise enough to kick out opponets but not enough where 1/3 of your stack is in pre.
Bluff scary boards often,but not for more than 35% of your stack generally.
Omaha is extremely tricky in Tournament format and is super difficult in 8max 9max 10max.
Ace nut flushes go way up in value and are generally the most valuable hands.
Underboats go down in value.
Ace high is absolutely nothing in Omaha.
The variance is much higher play with 110 buy-ins.
Avoid 9 card hands. Avoid Low card hand unless they are double suited and 5/3,6/4,5/7,5/6,6/7, your trips will be bad and your two pair also will be bad.
Bottom top pair is a weak hand that get drawn out quite a bit.
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