I can imagine that figure could be a little misleading. That number is taken from 25K hands of multi'ing 2 6-max tables and one full ring table. My PF% is considerably lower in PL ( mid twenties)


As far as my starting hand requirements, I play a lot of hands that players muck because they dont have low potential. These are hands like K Q 10 9, A Q 10 8, JJ-10-10, 6-7-8-9, and so forth. IMO if the hand is playable in omaha hi, it's playable in O8B. Now this doesnt mean i'm calling three bets cold with these hands, but I am still playing them. Any hand with three wheel cards in it, and A 2, A 3, or A 4, and hands like A 6 7 9 ace sooted.

Loosen up a little PF for a while. Just try to play perfect on the turn, IMO if you can play the turn perfect, you're going to beat the game for more, more often.






Tex