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Message: [QUOTE="rock0001, post: 2597374, member: 106598"] well it depends on the flop actually with a 6 10 A board if you have ases that would be the nuts at the moment so you can value bet you ases and probably win the hand with a set or a full house if a 6 or 10 comes on the turn. however unlike holdem sets in general arent the winner hand, so a good starting omaha hands would be 8910j two suited or 10jqk two suited because staights, flush and full house are usually the winning hands in these game, so its very important when you have the nuts to value bet, almost never slowplay unless you have a monster hand like max full house, poker or straight flush, and be cautious when you get a straight or flush on a paired board because you have lots of chances of losing to a full house or even a poker. [/QUOTE]