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Message: [QUOTE="berryryan2488, post: 5370951, member: 395361"] I would say that Omaha is more frustrating than difficult. A lot of players just throw in cash and hope they connect with the flop. There are so many people in the pot that my chances are decreased like crazy. You need to actually fold more hands in Omaha than you would in hold 'em, a lot players don't seem to get that. However, most of the pots are so pre-raise heavy that calling with optimal hands can even be less profitable. Patience is key in Omaha in my opinion. And while the payoffs are huge, the chances of blinding myself out or calling myself out while being outdrawn is greater. Too many people aren't discounting their outs and playing hand after hand hoping to connect with their draw. If I were going to play any form of Omaha, it would be Hi/lo [/QUOTE]