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shaneomac United States. Aug 11 2008 02:14. Posts 4245 | | |
i was wondering if anyone could shed some light on both of those particular games. mainly the difference in limit holdem and a basic strategy to go by if i wanted to jump into a 3/6 game for both. what hands are good to play/raise and how i should be approaching it from a strategy standpoint. also what general omaha8 hands are good starting hands. thx all.
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lachlan Australia. Aug 11 2008 02:36. Posts 6991 | | |
i dont know anything about em but good luck anyway |
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djforever Canada. Aug 11 2008 02:58. Posts 1510 | | |
a234 doubled sooted is good in o8. thats about the extent of my knowledge in that game.
you get bored of razz or you just tryin to expand your games or what? |
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acdawg712 United States. Aug 11 2008 07:35. Posts 2639 | | |
in O8 you obviously want hands that can scoop the pot. Thus hands like AA23 double suited are the best. Hands like A234 you should limp since you want more action since you most likely going to win half the pot at most. A2 is the best low draw but you want a good backup like a 3-5. Postflop you don't want to draw to the non-nuts or else you will just be put in tough spots and miss/bleed off bets. A more advance thing i have picked up is having a 6 in your hand so when flop is 234, you have 56, you can pick up the high and the low if you have the ace. That's more applicable in PLO8 but it's still useful in o8. |
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NMcNasty  United States. Aug 11 2008 10:56. Posts 2041 | | |
get "winning in tough holdem games" from the FFP store for limit, imo its the best poker book so far |
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