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Mike_25
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Omaha High poker is one of the most challenging poker variations for new players. But how do you know if Omaha isn't the game for you? As an experienced Omaha player, here are 5 signs I've noticed in struggling players that indicate Omaha may be too difficult :
Do you find yourself often not making the best hand possible from your hole cards and community cards?
Do the complex post-flop streets with so many possible draw and made hands confuse you?
Does pot odds calculation become overwhelming with so many possibilities to consider?
Do you catch yourself overwhelmed by the decisions you have to make at each street of play?
Does community card play require you to painfully overthink each possibility instead of having good intuition?
Let me know if you agree - some players are better sticking with the simpler Texas Hold'em!
Do you find yourself often not making the best hand possible from your hole cards and community cards?
Do the complex post-flop streets with so many possible draw and made hands confuse you?
Does pot odds calculation become overwhelming with so many possibilities to consider?
Do you catch yourself overwhelmed by the decisions you have to make at each street of play?
Does community card play require you to painfully overthink each possibility instead of having good intuition?
Let me know if you agree - some players are better sticking with the simpler Texas Hold'em!
