Re: Good ROI, ITM, avg. finish etc. for Omaha hi-lo sit n gos?
 

I don't think the 33s are as soft as the 11s, but they are soft. My feeling has always been that you could fold every hand and finish in the top 5. So if you have somewhat of a clue you can be successful.

Re: Good ROI, ITM, avg. finish etc. for Omaha hi-lo sit n gos?
 

I agree with both of Niss' statements.

Re: Good ROI, ITM, avg. finish etc. for Omaha hi-lo sit n gos?
 

The highlight for me so far has been coming back from starting a hand with 23 chips and winning.