How Omaha Hi Players Misread Backdoor Flush Draws

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Mike_25

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Many Omaha Hi players exaggerate the value of incomplete flush draws, overcalling when they should fold. While backdoor draws can produce big pots, these speculative hands often amount to nothing. So my question is, what tips can I give less experienced Omaha players to help them properly evaluate backdoor flush draws and avoid blowing their bankroll on longshot incomplete draws? I know firsthand, how flush fever can cloud your judgment, so any advice to help rec players avoid this pitfall interests me.
 
Players may become preoccupied with their backdoor flush draw and neglect to think about the potential holdings of their opponents. It's critical to determine whether your backdoor flush draw is worthwhile pursuing given the circumstances of the hand and the likelihood that your opponents have superior hands.
 

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