Re: Ciaffone\'s Omaha book
Well, it's true that it is short, but I really think that there's a lot less to say about Omaha than other games. You sit around and wait for the nuts and try not to fall asleep. [img]/forums/images/icons/wink.gif[/img] If you're going to play O/8, Ray Zee's book is about all you'll ever need, but I think that Ciaffone's book is good for high-only. And how much is it, like ten bucks? How much information does it have to have to make it a worthwhile investment?
I suppose that I should offer the disclaimer that I have played very little high-only Omaha.
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