The poker game of Omaha can truly be called the "action" game. The betting is usually hot and heavy, the pots huge. The winner of just one pot often takes several minutes just to stack the chips. You see, when the average Omaha player looks at the four cards dealt to him, he doesn't look for reasons NOT to play the hand. He searches for a reason to play. If the pot gets raised, so much the better. Even if he has four totally unrelated cards, he wants to play. All of this gives the astute player a huge advantage. So if you can handle the money swings, Omaha is your game.
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Andy is a free-lance writer who has turned to poker to make additional money and have a lot of fun. He has played from coast to coast in all limits. His writings are logical, humourous, easy to follow and down to earth.
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for the money i expected far more hands and theories
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