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who likes omaha??
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[QUOTE="Divebitch, post: 915941, member: 39020"] The thing so beautiful about Omaha, is that so many will throw $$$ into the pot, when the usual axoim is this (and not sure where I've heard it - could have been here, but it's usually true...) "In omaha, the kiss of death is the nuts after the flop". Pretty damn funny, eh? Raise once maybe to weed out weak is fine (good omaha players may check with what might be nuts (like 2 pair after the flop), I've seen it), don't start a re-raise pissing match until the river - it's pointless, especially if the villain catches. The most powerful hands are the better drawing hands (like once or double suited and the cards close for a str8 (i.e. 9h 10s Qh Ks - great case scenario)). If you're lucky enough to draw them on the flop, much cool. If there is a pair or 3 suit on flop (or after), and you don't HAVE one, fold (depending on how many in & whether or not it's turn or river). It's most unfortunate. [/QUOTE]
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