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The Omaha rule

Four hole cards, strict use
Worked examples
Nuts matter more
Practice: Omaha rule practice

Pot-limit betting

What pot-limit means
Multiway pots
Stack-to-pot ratio (preview)
Practice: Pot-limit practice

Starting hand ideas

What tends to play
Non-nut danger
Position still matters
Practice: Starting ideas practice

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PLO Cash / Kindergarten / Pot-limit betting

Multiway pots

PLO cash sees more multiway flops than NLH. 'I flopped huge' happens to someone else too. Nut relative value matters more multiway.

Worked example

deal a practice PLO hand face-up and force yourself to use exactly two hole cards for the showdown — say which two out loud.

Common leak

treats PLO like hold'em with extra cards and wonders why the nuts show up so often.

Drill

name the nut hand on three random flops before you talk strategy.

Coaching note

Omaha coaching staple: wrap/nut potential and reverse implied odds beat 'pretty flopped pairs' thinking. Use it as a check on 'Multiway pots', not a quote to recite.

Drill

buddy repeats 'Multiway pots' in one sentence with a concrete board — or you re-teach.

Practice habit

sticky-note the trigger for 'Multiway pots' before your next PLO cash session.

Remember

Make 'Multiway pots' show up once in a real PLO cash hand log this week.

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