[punkass]

Sets are over-rated, and over played most of the time. They really go down in value in Omaha hi/lo. And if you do have a set, make sure you have the top set. Mid-low sets are not a good hand.
I am not going to pretend I know everything in omaha, so I'd like to hear more advice, but I treat sets as a drawing hand, unless the board is uncoordinated, or the field is low, say 3-handed or headsup. And yes, it is always nice to have a draw with it.
If you do have mid or low set, you pretty much don't want the board to pair, and you don't want any draws to come. So in the rare case where there is truly a blank on the river, and nothing is likely there, that is your best case scenario.
But then again, I could be totally wrong. [img]/forums/images/icons/smile.gif[/img]