Joined: Aug '10
Location: Germany
Age: 52 (M)
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Gl- sounds like a interesting challenge. And this kind of challenges are the best way to play with discipline and more motivation. But you need a lot of luck in only 20 games.
Joined: Mar '12
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 45 (F)
Posts: 2261
Hey drawacard,I still think 157 profit is quite good for someone who knows that they can still learn. If you were a pro hoping to make a living on these results then it would be different but I remember watching Negreanu saying he can sometimes go months without winning a tourney.I'm sure he doesn't pay his own entry for alot of them but i think he would want to win them all. So $157 profit is still alot of buyins for 1,2 or $5 tourneys and it looks like with some more experience at omaha you will do well.
Joined: Feb '14
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 52 (M)
Posts: 243
The secret to Omaha is being able to fold KKKAA when the flop is AAK and your opponent raises you all in.. He probably has AAAKK and you KNOW it - almost every time. lol. If he hasn't and you catch him bluffing - the chips you lose laying down the Kings over Aces will come back to you when you take him for the lot when you actually have the nuts... There is a lot of semi bluffing also. (representing the flush or run when you just have 2 pair) - but you have to be careful and know when to back out of a hand with your tail between your legs and half your chip stack left... lol. Half you stack is better than none of it. lol.
He probably has AAAKK and you KNOW it - almost every time. lol. If he hasn't and you catch him bluffing - the chips you lose laying down the Kings over Aces will come back to you when you take him for the lot when you actually have the nuts... There is a lot of semi bluffing also. (representing the flush or run when you just have 2 pair) - but you have to be careful and know when to back out of a hand with your tail between your legs and half your chip stack left... lol. Half you stack is better than none of it. lol.
