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02-21-05, 03:14 PM
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pot limit is designed to keep more draws in... so if you have any draw where you are a 2:1 dog or less, you can call any bet. since omaha's strongest hands are doublesuited wraps, you're going to be on a draw a lot of the time. in no limit you can protect your hands better according to odds, but people will still chase unless you play at really high limits
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02-21-05, 03:55 PM
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also Pot Limit is all after the flop play so if your a good player after the flop, you are better suited to play pot limit.
in NL you can go allin at any time so weaker players in NL will go allin and just let the card fall as they do instead of playing the flop like you have to in pot limit. |
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02-21-05, 10:18 PM
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This is a very good point...
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