[benkahuna]

They know something, but they did make a few fundamental errors.

In general, they seemed properly focused on coordinated hands with multiple positive features. They're not expert commentators and I'm glad for it. I don't really want everyone knowing how to play the game well. I agree that did think 2 good hold em hands made a good omaha hand which might not be true until you're heads up and even then it's questionable--might only be playable.

The AK hand was retarded.

Top 2 is generally considered a strong hand, particulary when no str8s or flushes are possible. You can take some heat with it and dish out some heat with it. Particularly in the aggressive style being played at that final table, top 2 was strong.

Honestly, I'm happy to see top tournament omaha play at all.