Blonde Omaha

[M3boy]

Wow Lastminutedecisionaments

Me too

Must be the way to go

[Ironside]

Wow Lastminutedecisionaments

Me too

Must be the way to go

wrong i bought in at last minute didnt stop me getting bad beated out of a 2nd comp in 2 days in under 30 minutes

[Jon MW]

I'd like to thank everybody I played against in the Omaha for making me better at the game.

I entered it specifically as an Omaha lesson, but the amount I learned from that tournament was much more than I could have ever expected.

So thank you to everyone who:

(1) Showed me by playing how to play better,
(2) Showed me by playing what I was doing wrong,
(3) and especially the one or two people who just told me where I was going wrong and how to do it better.   

Hopefully I'll remember it all and I won't have to rely quite so much on luck next time I play. 

[jizzemm]

I'd like to thank everybody I played against in the Omaha for making me better at the game.

I entered it specifically as an Omaha lesson, but the amount I learned from that tournament was much more than I could have ever expected.

So thank you to everyone who:

(1) Showed me by playing how to play better,
(2) Showed me by playing what I was doing wrong,
(3) and especially the one or two people who just told me where I was going wrong and how to do it better.   

Hopefully I'll remember it all and I won't have to rely quite so much on luck next time I play. 

Well said Jon.. I was exactly the same, never played omaha before in my life.. Compo and Tikay giving Tantrum, Kinboshi and me a lesson before the game, me asking the table if it was a good fold / play after folding or winning a pot.. I only played because brother wanted to play the comp, and I end up
a) lasting longer 
b) losing in that 3 way all in pot against that luckbox... 

A great way to finish the weekend, and showed the true spirit of blonde... Im glad u won it M3, at least I can say I beat you in one pot.. 

[Indestructable]

I'd like to thank everybody I played against in the Omaha for making me better at the game.

I entered it specifically as an Omaha lesson, but the amount I learned from that tournament was much more than I could have ever expected.

So thank you to everyone who:

(1) Showed me by playing how to play better,
(2) Showed me by playing what I was doing wrong,
(3) and especially the one or two people who just told me where I was going wrong and how to do it better.   

Hopefully I'll remember it all and I won't have to rely quite so much on luck next time I play. 

Well said Jon.. I was exactly the same, never played omaha before in my life.. Compo and Tikay giving Tantrum, Kinboshi and me a lesson before the game, me asking the table if it was a good fold / play after folding or winning a pot.. I only played because brother wanted to play the comp, and I end up
a) lasting longer 
b) losing in that 3 way all in pot against that luckbox...  (George2loose )

A great way to finish the weekend, and showed the true spirit of blonde... Im glad u won it M3, at least I can say I beat you in one pot.. 

[redsimon]

I'd like to thank everybody I played against in the Omaha for making me better at the game.

I entered it specifically as an Omaha lesson, but the amount I learned from that tournament was much more than I could have ever expected.

So thank you to everyone who:

(1) Showed me by playing how to play better,
(2) Showed me by playing what I was doing wrong,
(3) and especially the one or two people who just told me where I was going wrong and how to do it better.   

Hopefully I'll remember it all and I won't have to rely quite so much on luck next time I play. 

Our chat in the break where 13 were left was classic though. You reassuring me that you were going to only play premium hands before the FT then losing 50% of your stack in the next few hands. I think we were both gutted when George rivered his higher st8 to triple up with 9 left. Did you cash?

[Jon MW]

I'd like to thank everybody I played against in the Omaha for making me better at the game.

I entered it specifically as an Omaha lesson, but the amount I learned from that tournament was much more than I could have ever expected.

So thank you to everyone who:

(1) Showed me by playing how to play better,
(2) Showed me by playing what I was doing wrong,
(3) and especially the one or two people who just told me where I was going wrong and how to do it better.   

Hopefully I'll remember it all and I won't have to rely quite so much on luck next time I play. 

Our chat in the break where 13 were left was classic though. You reassuring me that you were going to only play premium hands before the FT then losing 50% of your stack in the next few hands. I think we were both gutted when George rivered his higher st8 to triple up with 9 left. Did you cash?

no - bubble

The details are too traumatic for me to recall though

[M3boy]

I'd like to thank everybody I played against in the Omaha for making me better at the game.

I entered it specifically as an Omaha lesson, but the amount I learned from that tournament was much more than I could have ever expected.

So thank you to everyone who:

(1) Showed me by playing how to play better,
(2) Showed me by playing what I was doing wrong,
(3) and especially the one or two people who just told me where I was going wrong and how to do it better.   

Hopefully I'll remember it all and I won't have to rely quite so much on luck next time I play. 

BTW Jon, that river 5 was a one outer 

[George2Loose]

lol... it was my favourite hand

I had pot odds

Straights had been coming out all night

They were double suited!

[Jon MW]

I'd like to thank everybody I played against in the Omaha for making me better at the game.

I entered it specifically as an Omaha lesson, but the amount I learned from that tournament was much more than I could have ever expected.

So thank you to everyone who:

(1) Showed me by playing how to play better,
(2) Showed me by playing what I was doing wrong,
(3) and especially the one or two people who just told me where I was going wrong and how to do it better.   

Hopefully I'll remember it all and I won't have to rely quite so much on luck next time I play. 

BTW Jon, that river 5 was a one outer 

Have you just passed on your bad luck to me? 

Hopefully I can find somebody else to pass it on to.