Pot-Limit and No-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo Insurance. Part I
Posted on July 28, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | Leave a Comment
Insurance Strategy in Pot-Limit and No-Limit Omaha High-Low Games. The 1st Part
In pot-limit and no-limit Omaha hi-lo games insurance policy is often taken in case a player goes all-in and bargaining no longer takes place. It is extremely fair in Omaha.
Insurance means that a player having the best chances to win the pot agrees to [...]
Omaha High Low Tactics. Part II
Posted on July 21, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | 1 Comment
See the beginning in Pot Limit Omaha HiLo Game Tactics. Part I.
4) Usually to accelerate the game the pot sum is somehow rounded.
All extra chips in the pot left after rounding are considered one additional unit. For example the pot is rounded to a hundred dollars ant its real size is $725, now the maximum [...]
Pot Limit Omaha HiLo Game Tactics. Part I
Posted on July 14, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | 1 Comment
The Procedure of Playing Pot Limit Hi Lo Games. The 1st Part
The term pot limit means that a player can’t make a bet more than that of the pot. However one should remember that a player who raises bets has to call the existing bet first.
For example, there are $100 in the pot and Player [...]
Pot Limit Omaha High Low Case Study. Part II
Posted on July 7, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | 1 Comment
Pot Limit Omaha High Low Combination Quiz. The 2nd Part
Read beginning in Omaha Hi Low Step By Step Guide. Part I.
5) Your hand AK77 Flop 1087
You’re on the button and have three sevens. A bet is made and players call it. Everyone has a lot of chips. Your actions?
Omaha Hi Low Step By Step Guide. Part I
Posted on June 30, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | 1 Comment
Pot Limit Omaha High Low Combination Quiz. The 1st Part
In the following quiz imagine that you play pot limit Omaha against middle-smart opponents.
1) Your hand AKJ8 Flop 1088
You bet the pot against four opponents and two of them call. On the turn there comes insignificant card, say two. All players still have a lot of money. [...]
Omaha Hi Low Game Tips. Part V
Posted on June 23, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | 1 Comment
Game Tactics Tips in Pot Limit Omaha Hi Lo. The 5th Part
This post continues about strategy of playing pot-limit Omaha high-low. The beginning of my thoughts please read:
Pot Limit Omaha High Low Strategy. Part I,
Omaha Hi Low Pot Limit Common Mistakes. Part II.
Helpful Advices About Omaha High Low Tactics. Part III
Omaha HiLo Pot Limit Tips. [...]
Omaha HiLo Pot Limit Tips. Part IV
Posted on June 16, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | 2 Comments
Game Tactics in Pot Limit Omaha Hi Lo. The 4th Part
This is the continuation of articles posted before. Read initial post about this theme:
Pot Limit Omaha High Low Strategy. Part I,
Omaha Hi Low Pot Limit Common Mistakes. Part II.
Helpful Advices About Omaha High Low Tactics. Part III
10) Respect preflop raises.
Raising in preflop usually means possession [...]
Helpful Advices About Omaha High Low Tactics. Part III
Posted on June 11, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | 3 Comments
Game Tactics in Pot Limit Omaha Hi Lo. The 3rd Part
Read first:
Pot Limit Omaha High Low Strategy. Part I,
Omaha Hi Low Pot Limit Common Mistakes. Part II.
6) Don’t play aces without suited support too aggressively.
Some players think that they should bet on the maximum each time they have two aces in preflop. If a third [...]
Omaha Hi Low Pot Limit Common Mistakes. Part II
Posted on June 3, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | 4 Comments
Game Tactics in Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo. The 2nd Part
See beginning of the article in Pot Limit Omaha High Low Strategy. Part I.
Here are some tips to help you avoid the most common errors in pot limit games:
1) Don’t stick to closely to nut flush draw!
Nut flush draw is a good hand in holdem. If a [...]
Pot Limit Omaha High Low Strategy. Part I
Posted on May 29, 2008 - Filed Under Omaha Hi Lo Strategy | 4 Comments
Game Tactics in Pot Limit Omaha Hi Lo. The 1st Part
Poker champion Doyle Brunson once called no limit Texas holdem a Cadillac among poker games. Using the given standard I’d call pot-limit Omaha a Rolls-Royce of poker games. To my opinion this is the perfect form of poker.
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