04-21-2012, Aaron Hendrix
In order to be a successful and winning player in Omaha High/Low (also known as Omaha 8 or better), it is important that you know and understand the odds of certain situations. The following are some important odds and probabilities that you...
04-17-2012, Aaron Hendrix
If you are going to play in an Omaha Hi/Lo (also known as Omaha 8 or better) tournament, you will have to make some adjustments from typical ring game strategy and play. Unlike a cash game, you can't refill your chip stack when you run out in a...
04-09-2012, Aaron Hendrix
Everyone makes mistakes when playing poker. It is how you learn from your mistakes, being able to minimize the number that you make, and maximizing on the mistakes of others that makes the difference between a winning and losing player. The...
04-01-2012, Aaron Hendrix
Most poker players start out learning to play Hold’em. One of the problems with this is that there is an insane amount of literature and sources available to poker players on that subject. While you can find the right game, for the most part you...
03-30-2012, Aaron Hendrix
In most cases, there is not much of a difference between a winning and losing player in Omaha Hi/Lo (also known as Omaha 8 or Better). The more you know, the better your decisions will become and the more money you will make. We will provide you...
03-29-2012, Aaron Hendrix
Welcome to the Internet’s most complete information station on Omaha Hi/Lo! PokerWorks is a great resource for poker players who are interested in learning how to play Omaha Hi/Lo (also known as Omaha 8 or Better) or already love playing the...
08-18-2010, PokerPeaker
Omaha's not the aggressive, bluffing game that No-Limit Holdem is. But that doesn't mean you won't run into super-aggressive players in Omaha who try to bluff you off big pots. As in Holdem, the only way to beat these players is to call those big...
10-14-2009, Aaron Hendrix
There are numerous theories out there about what hands people should play in Omaha 8 including point systems that take into account each of the cards you hold in your hand. However, it's much easier than that, especially when playing at the lower...
08-23-2009, PokerPeaker
You should never use the word "never" in poker. It's a game where absolutes not only don't apply, they're foolish. But I'm never check-raising again. If you've read this column with any regularity - hi, loyal reader - you know I'm not a big fan of...
08-09-2009, PokerPeaker
Omaha is not quite the passive game I once believed it was. In fact, it's a game that lends itself to attacking suspicious bets even more than Holdem. I've got $25 in a .10/.25 Pot-Limit Omaha game on PokerStars, and I'm in the cutoff position...
07-22-2009, PokerPeaker
Quads, as we all know, is a great hand, even in Omaha, a game governed by great hands. Let's take a look at why I bet them like I had only a pair. I've got 10[s] - 10[d] - K[s] - A[d] in the cutoff position in a six-handed, .10/.25 game on...
06-25-2009, PokerPeaker
The argument for multi-tabling is that you'll earn so many more bets per hour. You can get more value for your time that way. I'm beginning to wonder. I've got $28 in a .10/.25 Pot-Limit Omaha game, and I've got 3[d] - Q - 3 - 7 in the small...
06-10-2009, Linda R. Geenen
As if my post a few weeks ago wasn't enough to convince you that you can actually bluff in Omaha, I'm presenting more evidence. You seriously can. Or maybe you think I'm a donkey. Follow along and form your opinion later. OK, so I'm playing...
05-30-2009, Linda R. Geenen
Some things go really well together, such as beer and baseball, ice cream and hot fudge, and casinos and suckers. Other things may not go quite as well together. Like "The Matrix" and its sequels. In poker, I'd argue that nothing goes better than...
05-25-2009, PokerPeaker
One of the "rules" about Omaha is that it's almost impossible to bluff. There are just too many hands out there that people can call with. But the greatest thing about poker is that it's one of the few venues in life that has no hard rules. It's...
05-08-2009, PokerPeaker
I have K-K-10-3 single suited. A very aggressive player raises (he had Q-Q-8-2, don't reveal that) and bets the pot on the flop, $1.85. He has like $135. I call, which is a bad play. I need to raise here. Flop 8-3-5. You can play Omaha...
04-19-2009, PokerPeaker
You can always spot the Hold 'Em players at the Omaha tables. They tend to overvalue their hands. You can also tell the more advanced but still weaker Omaha players. They tend to overvalue their redraws. Let's take a look. I'm playing .10/.25...
04-07-2009, PokerPeaker
That's it. I'm officially done with Hold 'Em. OK, OK. For a month. I'll never give it up completely. You can't and play poker these days. If you ever want to play live, you'd better play Hold 'Em, and online, Hold 'Em is still king. But, man, the...
03-28-2009, Aaron Hendrix
I have a secret. You want to know how to build a stack in a limit Omaha 8 tournament? Play like a maniac. Before you stop reading thinking I've lost my mind, let me explain. Early in a tournament, the blinds and pots are usually small. You can win...
03-15-2009, PokerPeaker
Hey. Welcome back. We're bringing back this weekly feature, Poker Plays with Pokerpeaker, where I go through my thought process of playing a hand and try to present some lessons along the way. Because it's poker, I'll never say I played the hand...
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