PLO heads up sit and go’s PLO heads up sit and go’s are very similar to that of no limit heads up sit and go’s in the sense of the pre-flop raise. If the blinds are at 10/20 and you have 1500 in front of you unless you have a rolled up hand like 3339, or any trips in the hole you should open the pot to 60..more

Starting Hands in PLO Choosing which starting hands to play in Pot limit Omaha can be a tricky business. In Hold Em you have your 2 cards and they fall pretty much into simple categories, from monster hands such as AA,KK, QQ. .more

Pre Flop Play in Pot limit Omaha There are a number of factors you need to bear in mind when deciding on what hands to play pre flop in Pot limit Omaha Poker. The cards you hold is the first obvious factor, your position, the earlier you are in the poker hand, the better your hand needs to be to enter the pot, .more

Position in Omaha Position is important in Omaha for a number of reasons. Since the differences in value between starting hands is far less than in Hold Em the advantage that position gives you and the underlying information that you can gain from having position should not be underestimated. .more

Omaha Giving Free Cards In Omaha it’s not usually a good idea to give free cards if you have a good made hand. The main reason for this is that with 4 cards there’s a big chance that one or more of your opponents has got at least some piece of the flop, be that a flush and/or straight draw or also some made hand. .more

Common Mistakes in Pot Limit Omaha Part 4 A common mistake made by even the most experienced players from time to time is misreading the board. for newbie Omaha poker players, they often forget that they must use two and exactly two of their hole cards.more

Common Mistakes in Pot Limit Omaha Part 3 It can’t be stressed often enough how important position is in Omaha. Since the max bet on each street is pot sized, hands often run several streets before the hand finishes, meaning the player who has position on the other players has the advantage of position on each street, .more

Common Mistakes in Pot Limit Omaha Part 2 Omaha is often described as a drawing game, and this is not without just cause. If a hand is played to the river then very often there is at least one made straight or flush out there. This being the case, it is a massive advantage to be drawing to the nut draw, particularly the nut flush draw.more

Common Mistakes in Pot Limit Omaha Part 1 In Omaha and indeed in poker as a whole success is gained not so much by how much we do right but by how few things we do wrong. If you can cut out or at least keep to a minimum the amount of mistakes you make you will be well on the way to being and staying a profitable poker player.more

Bluffing in Omaha Like everything else about Omaha, bluffing can be exhilarating but just a little bit tricky too at the same time. A lot depends on your position, your opponents, number of opponents and the board. .more

Pot Limit Omaha Strategies The world of poker has gone through some serious improvements over the years. Today, there are loads of variations of the game. One of the popular forms of the standard poker game that’s given so much attention lately is the Texas Hold’em variation. .more