send me a pm.XiaNaphryz said:I'll eventually get some funds to transfer in. Unless someone doesn't mind giving me a quick transfer, I can do a quick credit charge through Paypal.
MrPing1000 said:that was me btw Alex
Real Money (10 players - $30 prize pool)
1st: Parrotbeak ($15)
2nd: WithoutAir ($9)
3rd: MisterZimbu ($6)
Play Money (5 players - 1000p prize pool)
1st : Duracelll (1000p)
2nd: AlexAndrson (squat)
Real Money Leaderboard
1st MisterZimbu 9.63 - waiting for doomswitch
2nd Parrotbeak 4.38
3rd Talisaynon 3.94
4th WithoutAir 3.1
5th Koutsoniv 3.05
6th San Goku 2.49
7th RansomDan 2.27
8th QuantizedKi 2.15
Play Money Leaderboard
1st AlexAndrson 7.41
2nd XiaNaphryz 4.69
3rd Duracelll 3
4th MisterZimbu 2.9
You definitely need to change your strategy from HE to play it well consistently, particularly pre-flop. Going by your standard HE rankings will get you in a world of hurt pretty quickly. It really sucks when you end up getting quartered in the pot.parrotbeak said:Omaha hi/lo is a super awesome game! I suck at it, but it is a lot of fun anyway. I'm going to be cooking all day on Saturday but will join in anyway and probably just lose fast.
Whatever it tells you, never fold AAAA, trust me on this!Mister Zimbu said:I bought the PLO book you suggested, K.Jack.
I'm through 8 pages already so I'll totally be ready to crush the competition.
XiaNaphryz said:Whatever it tells you, never fold AAAA, trust me on this!
Also, 6789 is an awesome starting hand. Especially if they're not suited!
tmdorsey said:Is this still about Omaha? Why would you ever fold quad A's? Can't you still win half the pot having the high hand? If I'm around Sat afternoon, I will give it a shot.
parrotbeak said:You only play 2 cards from your hand, so you are only hoping for trips on the board and for no one to have quads. Quads are much more common in omaha than HE, especially if there's a lot of limping pf.
Also, say you have AAAA, the board is TTTKQ (no royal possible) and someone has KK or QQ. Your best hand is TTTAA, they have KKKTT or QQQTT.
Good. The chapter on starting hands is required reading.Mister Zimbu said:I bought the PLO book you suggested, K.Jack.
Wait, the book you recommend only covers Omaha High? That's...going to cause some issues for Hi/Lo split games.K.Jack said:Good. The chapter on starting hands is required reading.
His second book is on a whole different plateau of thinking. Definitely check that out, once you've played PLO for a bit, and feel confident in the basics.
Anyway the most requisite skill, to be successful at Omaha Hi, is tilt control. You need to totally divorce yourself from the "bad beat" school of thought.
XiaNaphryz said:Wait, the book you recommend only covers Omaha High? That's...going to cause some issues for Hi/Lo split games.
...errr, right. Never mind.Mister Zimbu said:Nah, just keep the same starting hands only make sure you have a 2 in there
What book is this by the way? Would love to add omaha to my repertoire.K.Jack said:Good. The chapter on starting hands is required reading.
His second book is on a whole different plateau of thinking. Definitely check that out, once you've played PLO for a bit, and feel confident in the basics.
Anyway the most requisite skill, to be successful at Omaha Hi, is tilt control. You need to totally divorce yourself from the "bad beat" school of thought.
I've always been partial to the classic "High-Low-Split Poker, Seven-Card Stud and Omaha Eight-or-better for Advanced Players" from 2+2.A Penguin said:What book is this by the way? Would love to add omaha to my repertoire.
This. It's the bible.A Penguin said:What book is this by the way? Would love to add omaha to my repertoire.
Oh right, duh...go for the starter book first.K.Jack said:This. It's the bible.
Quixzlizx said:What is Pokerstars' rake when it comes to real money?
Mister Zimbu said:Week 3 Results (9 max NLHE)!!!!!!
Leaderboards!!!!!!! (only players with points shown)
I also have Saturday's game set up. This will either be awesome or a tremendous failure!
Next Tournament: Saturday, February 12th @ 4pm EST
Pot Limit Omaha H/L
Real Money Buyin: $3+$0.30
Play Money Buyin: 200p+15p
If you're unfamiliar with Omaha H/L, please join anyway because it's the best game ever!
Like Hold'em, there are five community cards.
Unlike Hold'em you get four hole cards instead of two.
You must play exactly three cards from the board and two from your hand.
Best 5 card hand wins half the pot.
If there's a qualifying hand, the worst hand wins the other half. Your five lowest unpaired cards are your low hand, and straights and flushes do not count against you. The low hand must be 8-high or worse to qualify.
See you at the tables!
There has to be a better way to advertise those...I'm sure there's plenty of people out there who love to play poker but aren't comfortable playing online for real money.Mister Zimbu said:Need more people! Still have 10 minutes of late reg.
I'm probably going to discontinue the play money games... not a whole lot of interest there at all.