What's easier to learn for noob, o8 or omaha hi?

[Ribbo]

If I can find a picture of me about the house I will scan it and post it for you. But that baby doesn't even look close enough to being a nerd.

I'd definitely say omaha hi (limit preferably) the mechanics in terms of using two cards and trying to make nut hands is somewhat comparable to hold'em. In 8OB, the low always confuses new players and even if they understand what is the nut low they get confused very easily on what is truly a good low. My suggestion would be omaha limit high and if you like it work from there.

[FlyingSumo]

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Ribbo, I think that you have established yourself as one of the most useless posters on this board. 90% of your posts are five words or less, most either berate the OP or add NOTHING of value to the discussion.

Welcome to my ignore list.

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(An image is worth a thousand words, Ribbo.)

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I'm going to put his comments to me as my signature, it rocks!
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Ribbo, I think that you have established yourself as one of the most useless posters on this board. 90% of your posts are five words or less, most either berate the OP or add NOTHING of value to the discussion.

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I'm not an active 2+2'er, but what I've read today have probably improved my omahaskills, and you have contributed to that with your posts.

Keep up the good work!

[webmonarch]

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My point exactly. Of your three comments in this thread, all three fit squarely into my initial observations.

Truth hurts.

[Ribbo]

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My point exactly. Of your three comments in this thread, all three fit squarely into my initial observations.

Truth hurts.

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