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www.amsterdamnspoker.nl – When it comes to the hi/lo version of Omaha, I feel there is certainly a case to be made for not raising too many players out of the pot preflop when you have cards which can easily make you the nut low. This is because you want to build a big pot to split, or even potentially win all of, and if you miss the flop horribly, you have not commited many chips to the pot.

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When it comes to the high variants of these games though, there really aren’t too many instances where you will make a strong hand and want to portray weakness by allowing another card to fall. Some might say that if you make a nut flush on the turn with a board that does not look in the slightest bit dangerous, you could check to an opponent to try and show fear of the third suited card. this can diguise your flush and be beneficial in leading your opponents read astray, but I usually find that players do not bluff at pots as often as they would in a game such as Holdem anyway.

Added to this is the fact that unless you have flopped a monster hand such as the top full house, even the most tame looking boards can still turn on you when you allow a card to fall for free. Consider the possibility that your opponent has two pair when the third suited card falls to make your flush. If the board pairs on the river, you could have just played yourself into a complete disaster by allowing your opponent to make a full house. Even if they have not made that hand, the weakness you showed on the turn could cause them to try and represent it, and you will have difficulty persuading yourself that you are still in front in the hand. Amsterdamnspoker.nl

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