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Why people prefer Texas Holdem to Omaha?
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[QUOTE="BluffMeAllIn, post: 2155195, member: 55263"] I too as a number of people have stated enjoy both holdem and omaha (even enjoy the razz games and other limit games), however I am not a big fan of the high-low but most likely because I haven't played it very much. I'v said in a number of my posts, I just absolutely love all kinds of poker (willing to learn any). Omaha is certainly a slower game in regards to the number of hands being played, but does tend to be a faster game by way of the action that it drives and can be played in an extent to be very simple, very often if you don't have the nuts then you lose when there are a lot of players in the hand. Looking at others thinking this way also playes to being able to bluff at pots when you perhaps have a blocker to the nuts, love the game. Holdem of course is faster with hands played, but sometimes slower action because you would not have so many possibilities and therefore get less people playing in the hands if any at all depending on the players you are up against. Just my thoughts, both have their own strategies for sure and are very different games. Has anyone tried the 5 card omaha on FTP? Now that is what you call crazy possibilities :D. Bluff [/QUOTE]
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