Books on Omaha 8/b

[beset7]

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Ha! That was from a 6 max table with 5 players.

Villain shows [ 8h, 6h, Js, Th ] a pair of nines.
Hero shows [ Ah, Kh, As, Ac ] two pairs, aces and nines.

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Ahh the joys of 6max [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[Luckless57]

"Zee's work was responsible for this"

I find that hard to believe. I'm guessing there's a lot more to it then that.

[FeliciaLee]

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"Zee's work was responsible for this"

I find that hard to believe. I'm guessing there's a lot more to it then that.

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There is always a lot more to everything. Anytime you win a tourney, there are a lot of things that went perfectly.

I've posted about this a lot back then, so I just wanted to stick to the subject.

But yeah, every time Max Stern (to my right at our first table) raised me, he had aces. Every time, he flopped a set. Every time, I had the nut low draw so I stayed with him. Every time, I ended up making a straight or a flush, and the board never paired, so I scooped. It was just a strange situation.

I won in all of the right places. I got lucky, plus I played a game that I wasn't too familiar with, and gave little away, since I didn't always read my lows correctly and was nervous. Any time a player tried to get a handle on me, he failed, not because of some kind of mental gynmastics, but because I was inexperienced and no one knew who I was at that time.

The structure was also fantastic. Hour levels, 3000 in chips, starting at 15/30 and moving up gradually. That is heaven for a rock like me! [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Lots of great things happened during that tourney. If you want to read about it, I think I posted it in the Other Poker section back in Sept or Oct 2004. It's also on my journal site.

Felicia [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
www.felicialee.net