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Message: [QUOTE="t1tpfdc, post: 916675, member: 33685"] Well, for one, is it that difficult to fold if you really believe your opponent has a better hand? And second, trips is not a good hand in Omaha! Straights are usually not much either! If there's 3 to a straight on the board and you have the bottom cards for the straight, you can generally be sure that somebody has the upper end of the straight in his hand. If there's 3 of a suit on the board, somebody has the flush. If there's a pair on the board, somebody has the full house (or better). You always have to pick your battles! Do you mean players who play loose, or who play TOO loose? If the latter, be selective about the hands you play and gladly take their chips. [/QUOTE]