Fixed-Limit Omaha hi-lo is a game of multiple draws, outs and constant evaluation of pot-odds. In low-limit games in particular, it is common to see a flop with 4 to 6 players, meaning that you will need a 'nut hand' to win either the high or low side of the pot. 

With pre-flop standards so loose it can be difficult to determine the best (most profitable) time to raise before the flop in small buy-in Omaha Hi-Lo poker. This article examines some common scenarios to help you increase your Omaha Hi-Lo winnings today.

Starting hands in Omaha poker can be confusing for newer players. Omaha features 4 starting – or ‘hole’ cards, exactly 2 from your own hand and 3 from the board being used to assess the best hand at showdown.

Holding 4 hole cards means that there are many ways in which each player can connect with the flop. The best way to look at this is to imagine 6 combinations of Holdem hands for each player. This increased number of ways of hitting the flop in Omaha has a big effect on the strength of starting hands.

Pot Limit Omaha High is a game of draws and re-draws. In this high-octane poker game is possible for a drawing hand to be a big favorite on the flop - and for this situation to dramatically reverse with a 'safe' turn card.

This article looks at flush draws in Pot-Limit Omaha high. We start by noting that not all flush draws are equal and highlighting the importance of drawing only to 'the nuts' in Omaha Poker. We will then look at how 'backup' in your own hand and combination draws affect how you play.