Omaha Poker - Play on the flop

In Omaha Poker, starting strategy gets you to the flop but not beyond. The only thing that matters then is how your starting holding fits with the widow. As soon as the flop is revealed you have seen the majority of your final hand. This happens after only one round of betting, and often a light one at that. Further information and improvement is going to be much more expensive.

Before you pay to see the flop, you should think carefully about the kinds of cards you need in relation to your holding. If you aren’t going to be happy even if you get them, don’t bother staying in.

If the best possible flop does not occur, you must question whether you can still get the cards you need, and whether the flop is likely to give someone else an even better hand.

In Omaha the only sound strategy is to ask: what are my chances now of getting a lock? All too often “pretty good,” falls short of enough.

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