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Why people prefer Texas Holdem to Omaha?
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[QUOTE="Ctrlme, post: 2120464, member: 98932"] Both have + and - 1) The skill gap in omaha is huge compared to that of holdem (everyone seems to know that A4o is garbage in a 3Bet pot) 2) If you are playing any lower than 50PLO then be prepared to have your bottom line killed by rake.. ie If two players go all-in in a 50PLO game preflop the pot will be $100 (minus $3 for rake). Most of the time when we do manage to get all-in equities run so close together that if you ran this 1000x then its possible that both players end up losing in the long run (very rarely happens in holdem) 3) With the introduction of 5-card PLO and some places 6-card PLO the fish tend to migrate towards the more 'novelty' factor of having more cards. Strengthening the player pool in 4-card omaha [/QUOTE]
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