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 Omaha and the big full, Schuster, 29. May 2003 13:31 | ||
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| I'm getting my feet wet at omaha, and there have been a few times when I've had the big full house. Is this a situation to fear quads, or should you treat it as though you have the nuts? I've been playing mostly VERY inexperienced players, as far as I can tell. Lee | ||
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| Re: Omaha and the big full, stdioh, 29. May 2003 13:38 | ||
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| You certainly need to fear quads more than in hold'em, but it shouldn't be a pressing concern. Obviously if you've got the lock tight then you have the best possible hand, but if you're holding the big tight then you need to excercise a little bit of caution. Likewise, ace high flushes are a dime a dozen, so if a straight flush is possible, it is much more likely to be there than in hold'em. They still don't happen too often, but you see them. | ||
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