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Message: [QUOTE="Ice Wolf, post: 920552, member: 273967"] I love Omaha, it and horse are my favorite games. Unlike holdem it is a lot easier to get the nuts or tell when you need to get out of a hand. In your horse tourneys you can also play for the low end with cards like A 2 3 and another random low card because not only do you have a chance at the low pot but also the straight. In Omaha tourneys just be very patient and try to get in on the minimum. Unless you have pocket Kings or Aces, or at least 3 faces and at least one suited pair, dont get in on a pot or half pot preflop raise. In other words play very tight until you get a decent amount of chips or it is getting late in the tournaments because then people are looking for the best hands as well as the donkeys that are just calling with any random cards and getting lucky will not be around anymore.:cool: [/QUOTE]