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Message: [QUOTE="Retina, post: 2597871, member: 125401"] In Omaha, pocket aces and kings have tremendous value as in Hold'em. You easily "relocate" to Broadway cards such as 67 or 34 flush. Just you replay with "thrips". One of the opponents are to get exactly this alignment. I agree with PCK. Omaha is mostly a lottery or roulette. Hit-missed. I advise you to first learn how to play limit hold'em. Then, starting from this knowledge to play no-limit hold'em. And then you can and Omaha "ride." But if you do all that well in Hold'em, you can not climb in Omaha. Play at the heart of a lot more lies! And good luck !!! [/QUOTE]