Limit Omaha Hi-Lo Strategy. Major Advice and Frequent Mistakes

Major advice for Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

• It is recommended to play only hands that contain A-2, A-3 or 2-3 for low hand, however of course a backup low card grants extra value.

• It is better to play just hands that have four cards (9 and higher) for high hand. For the reason to mix up your play, it is recommended usually play A-4 suited and A-5 suited if the other two cards also work quite well with the hand.

• Fold most hands that contain a 7, 8 or 9. A lot of them have a negative supposed value.

• When you hit a successive flop, play more assirtively.

• Fold your hand on the flop as often as possible.

• Play hands that are able of defeating the pot.

• It is unwise to play after the flop if you are out of the nut potential.

• Sometimes bluff on the river if there is not a low hand out.

• You should bluff rarely.

• It is better to play the more piddling starting hands in late position, when several players have called in front of you.

Common mistakes in Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

• Playing a great deal of starting hands.

• Calling during a hand with only a high or low potential.

• Seeing flops with such four cards as 6-7-8-9.

• Hoisting with A-2 in early position and making players fold in exchange for looking for the flop cheaply with more players in.

• Calling on the flop having only a low draw while the flop approaches with two high cards.

• Calling on the flop having only a high draw while the flop approaches with two low cards.

Limit Omaha Hi-Lo Strategy

1. Introduction
2. Major Advice and Frequent Mistakes
3. Preflop Play
4. Post Flop
5. Starting Hands