Best Omaha H/L books

[westside_eh]

Are there any good Omaha H/L books, or just generally Omaha?

Thanks

[TM1212]

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Are there any good Omaha H/L books, or just generally Omaha?

Thanks

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High/ Low split by Ray Zee!!!! (its on 7card and omaha)

Best poker book i've ever read. Plus its by far the most profitable game being spread.

[maurile]

The Omaha/8 chapter in SS2 is very good.

The Tenner/Krieger book is okay. Cappelletti's book is okay. Ray Zee's book is good.

[gergery]

There are some book reviews on omaha8 books at www.o8poker.com

[d1sterbd]

Ray Zee has an Omaha/8 Limit book out. I don't know of any good books written for Pot Limit Omaha/8.

[Easy E]

but I see you're new.

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[popniklas]

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The Omaha/8 chapter in SS2 is very good.

The Tenner/Krieger book is okay. Cappelletti's book is okay. Ray Zee's book is good.

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I'm new to O/8. I own SS2 and plan to buy Zee's book. Do you think I should read Capeletti's book prior to Zee's?

[maurile]

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The Omaha/8 chapter in SS2 is very good.

The Tenner/Krieger book is okay. Cappelletti's book is okay. Ray Zee's book is good.

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I'm new to O/8. I own SS2 and plan to buy Zee's book. Do you think I should read Capeletti's book prior to Zee's?

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If you're going to read both, I'd actually suggest reading Zee's book before Cappelletti's. Zee's book is structured better, while Cappelletti's kind of rambles in different directions. It has some decent concepts in it, but I think when you are just learning a game, it is easier to read a book that is structured a bit more systematically. (The Tenner/Krieger book could be read before Zee's, though.)

[2+2 wannabe]

am i the only one who was disappointed with zee's book? it was ok, but i was expecting a lot more