Can you fold this in Omaha HI

[ECS]

I had KsKcAhJh, guy pushed, I don't know a TON about Omaha, but im not sure how I can fold this

 

[TheRightSide]

I don't play Omaha but I would think this is a Hellmuth call. LOL

 

[BigOrange+]

He could have had aa doublesuited and been a big favorite over you, but that is a very good hand

 

[ECS]

I thought so too, and he did have AA not double suited though, Flop came A 10 10, not good, lol. Didn't knock me out though and the bubble just burst so at least ill get paid, although I am nursing a small stack

 

[ProPokerPlayer]

Flop came A 10 10

Your money is jinxed..Whoever u got it from is a huge loser no doubt.

 

[ECS]

LMAO, good stuff PPP

I am also the 3 of a kind master, not on the board of course, in my hand. In this tourny I've had 3 of a kind in my hand 5x now, Im not sure if that happens a bunch in Omaha, again I am just now trying to learn this game, but seems like a bunch

 

[ECS]

I have another Omaha question, is their much bluffing at all in Omaha, I have not seen one person bluff yet, im sure their have been, but as far as seeing cards, never

 

[BigOrange+]

LMAO, good stuff PPP

I am also the 3 of a kind master, not on the board of course, in my hand. In this tourny I've had 3 of a kind in my hand 5x now, Im not sure if that happens a bunch in Omaha, again I am just now trying to learn this game, but seems like a bunch

The worst is when you get aaaa in your hand. You love the first, get excited when you see the second, when you get the third, you feel that you are sure to be suited, and then damn,,,, throw it away.

I probably have more Omaha experience than anyone here. In cash games, my experience says that AAJ10 ds is the best hand and a hand like 8910j ds or 910jq ds are monsters as well, but you need to limit the field before the flop with them.

 

[ECS]

im trying to expand my horizons in some of these games, ive now played 2 non hold tournys and cashed both times, but not big cashes

 

[BigOrange+]

The pot limit cash games are a lot of fun. I once ran a $400 buy-in into $18,500 on Party Poker in about 3 hours. I have also run a $25 buy-in to $700+ many times. Start at a lower buy-in game and move yourself up as you feel more comfortable.