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What is the best site for Omaha8?
I am just learning Omaha8 and want to play some limit online. I just played a little on PokerRoom but there was only 1 game going on there and it was .5/1. That is fine for practice but I would like a better selection.
What site has the best game selection for Omaha8? Thanks! |
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Re: What is the best site for Omaha8?
party and it's not close
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Re: What is the best site for Omaha8?
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party and it's not close [/ QUOTE ] |
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Re: What is the best site for Omaha8?
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party and it's not close [/ QUOTE ] Party is OK but it can be hard to find a selection of full ring games at 2/4, 3/6, or 5/10 LO8, so if you don't want to play 6max Party may not be best, although it probably does have more total games than other sites. UB usually has a few LO8 games going but never more than 2 or 3 at a particular limit. Haven't tried Paradise. |
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Re: What is the best site for Omaha8?
If it's just limit you're after, nothing beats the fishyness of Paradise O8. Plenty of table choice during peak hours too.
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Re: What is the best site for Omaha8?
Make that Pacific, I'm a donk.
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Make that Pacific, I'm a donk. [/ QUOTE ] No, you were right. They're pretty bad at Paradise too. |
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Re: What is the best site for Omaha8?
Cool. I generally only like to play a site if I have some bonus to clear but I may make an exception while learning this game.
After I get some experience with it, should I play PLO8? Is that where the money is? |
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Re: What is the best site for Omaha8?
At the risk of letting the cat out of the bag, I've found PLO/8 games to be the single most profitable form of poker for the skilled player. It's a tricky game, however. The progressive pot-limit betting structure, the split-pot nature of the game, along with the usually Omaha nuances can result in a lot of confusion for the beginner. I would suggest spending enough time to become a winning limit Omaha/8 player first before you experiment with PLO/8. Once you go pot-limit, though, you'll never want to go back to limit. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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