The most profitable game in poker largely depends on a player's skill, style, and experience, but No-Limit Texas Hold'em cash games are often considered the most consistently profitable due to their popularity and high player volume, especially at mid-to-high stakes. Skilled players can exploit weaker players over long sessions. However, Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) also offers high-profit potential due to its variance and the frequent mistakes of inexperienced players. Ultimately, the best game for profit is where you hold a strong skill advantage over your opponents.
rake and live omaha pot limit::: tournaments no limit holdem but open to bounties late bounties etc....mystery bounties....spent most time with LIMIT holdem with annie and howard learning techniques especially psychological aspects to poker....i really do well at limit poker its just not used as much in tournaments id like some like heads up limit tournaments for sure
For MTT I like Omaha hi/lo. It is easier to gain traction early in tournament if you are lucky. Also, Omaha its a lot easier to have your "made hand", full house, for example, get crushed, by four of a kind, or a straight flush. MTT freeroll, to be exact. Omaha is such a crazy game, I like to lose free money, not coin of the realm..
For cash games, I prefer hold em. If you've played enough games, you get used to the action and the variability. It's not the roller-coaster of Omaha, but hold em has it's highs and lows. Those variaiations are enough for me to take seriously. I am open to all variations, to try new games, shake up the usual routne.
For cash games, I prefer hold em. If you've played enough games, you get used to the action and the variability. It's not the roller-coaster of Omaha, but hold em has it's highs and lows. Those variaiations are enough for me to take seriously. I am open to all variations, to try new games, shake up the usual routne.
