Omaha or Hold'em

jdorganic · Sep 5, 2020

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danoscar · Sep 7, 2020

Hello. Holdem gets my vote. Love it!

igroksash · Sep 7, 2020

Of course Hl Holdem, practically I only play it.

tagog · Sep 8, 2020

Hold'em all day

Crash Burn · Sep 8, 2020

No Limit Hold'em

nativehero2015 · Sep 8, 2020

hold em,,,,,,,, where the hell is OMAHA

IntenseHeat · Sep 8, 2020

I prefer NL Hold'em. I do love Omaha. And I am actually quite good at it. But there is much more of a a gambling element to Omaha, which makes it harder to win at, even if you are quite good at it. So while I like to play Omaha from time to time, I play it more for fun and count more on my NL Hold'em results for building my bankroll.

Szyilard · Sep 8, 2020

Hi!

There are more bluffs in omaha I think. That’s why I think it takes more money to play that game. It's hard to believe that someone can be better than me

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Whaevoz · Sep 8, 2020

The best thing about Omaha is that you get a bunch of Hold'em players that think it's the same game with just a couple of extra hole cards.

wilberth · Sep 8, 2020

I prefer Holdem because it is easier to play, as well as being more entertaining. I play Omaha a few times, but it doesn't entertain me like Holdem does. It must be because I started playing Holdem long before Omaha, which is why I am more used to Holdem. I don't totally rule out Omaha because I get to play it once in a while just for fun.

GiPSrb · Sep 8, 2020

Better hold'em, because there are more games and opponents.

Thiagon · Sep 8, 2020

I've won prizes playing omaha, but I don't have much experience.
I prefer to play hold'em.

VVi10 · Sep 8, 2020

I personally prefer Holdem, because it´s the game that i most used to play and the one that i think be more like a sport than any other

oarroyo · Sep 8, 2020

Hold em was always a passion, I've already practiced Omaha but my favorite is Hold em

ADRI7HO · Sep 8, 2020

I really like both.
My favorite in Omaha is H / L.

AdonisPimenta · Sep 8, 2020

I get dizzy playing Omaha....hahahah...too many cards..

Joke... I just don't have enough skills to play it .

Viparida · Sep 8, 2020

Both are fun, you just have to got the hang of them.

94EXPOS · Sep 13, 2020

I like them both. Omaha hi or hi/lo. Actually I prefer Limit hold-em over everything...especially live.

TommyT · Sep 13, 2020

Depends on what mood i'm in to be honest

Ram41k · Sep 13, 2020

Holdem

I like hold'em poker on POKERSTARS

the_bridge222 · Sep 13, 2020

Both, but I prefer more hold'em.

mclaughlinph · Sep 13, 2020

Hold'em, I think with omaha your using up to many cards in the deck to allow for intangible hands. With Omaha you basically have to have a straight, flush, fullhouse or better depending on the board to make a winning hand. A pair, two pair, trips are usually no good.

lejaybird · Sep 13, 2020

When I consider whether I am looking for a game of Ohama or Hold'em, it only comes down to one factor: the number of players. Obviously, due to the amount of whole cards in Omaha, (4), two more then Hold'em, not as many players are able to partake. Since I enjoy playing both, it matters not whether we play one or the other, however, when less players are available, Omaha is just as enjoyable as Hold'em.

InnerForce · Sep 13, 2020

No limit Hold'em !!!

No Bologna · Sep 13, 2020

No Bologna

Omaha8 is my preferred poker for our weekly home game, lots of betting and bluffing makes for big pots. Rarely had a pot last night under a hundred dollars, alot were 2 or 3 hundo. Now that's fun!

Omaha or Hold'em

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