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Omaha Book
What's the best book out there for someone that is very familair with holdem but knows little about Omaha.
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Re: Omaha Book
I would say Championship Omaha by McCevoy/Cloutier.
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Re: Omaha Book
And I would say you are horribly wrong. It is Omaha Hold'em Poker by Ciaffone.
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Re: Omaha Book
The Science of Poker, by Mahmood.
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Re: Omaha Book
how good is your pot limit omaha? by Stewart Reuben.
Actually I would get the Cloutier as well as it is an interesting counterpoint to Reuben's book. No-limit and Pot limit Poker by Ciaffone and Reuben also has a lot of good stuff in it. Lyle Berman's chapter is SS2 is entertaining but unless you regularly play with 50/100 blinds and a $75000 cap it isn't all that useful. Bet-the-pot.com has a few good articles by Felonius_Monk an online PLO100 semi pro that are pretty good. Rob |
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Re: Omaha Book
Where do I get the book? Amazon doesnt have it. Any suggestions?
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Re: Omaha Book
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Where do I get the book? Amazon doesnt have it. Any suggestions? [/ QUOTE ] Gambler's Bookshop. That's where Ciaffone sent me when i asked him |
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Re: Omaha Book
I have to add my vote to Science of Poker. How Good is Your Pot Limit Omaha? by Stewart Reuben is more of a workbook to use after reading Science... I found my copy on Amazon.
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Re: Omaha Book
What's wrong with CLoutier? I mean, sure the books are dated, but with McCevoy they have 4 bracelets. Can't argue with results.
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Re: Omaha Book
COuld you post something good that you learned from Cloutier's book?
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