I got beat in omaha today by a straight not a straight flush just a straight to Ace. i had a Ace flush. please someone enlighten me??? Posted by hotflush66
I can only think that you used more than two cards from your 4 to make your flush, doesn't make sense otherwise
I got beat in omaha today by a straight not a straight flush just a straight to Ace. i had a Ace flush. please someone enlighten me??? Posted by hotflush66
Hi HotFlush.
It's probable that you misread your hand. Go to "My Account" & find the Hand, & Post it here, then we can see for sure
In Response to anyone enlighten me please : Hi HotFlush. It's probable that you misread your hand. Go to "My Account" & find the Hand, & Post it here, then we can see for sure Posted by Tikay10
Thanks guys i used 3 cards in my hand to make the flush i didnt realise you could only use 2. im new to omaha i will be studying the rules now! haha. Cheers for the feedback.
lol this thread comes up every other week, welcome to the forum hotflush and best of luck hope you stick around the forum some great advice and great people here
lol this thread comes up every other week, welcome to the forum hotflush and best of luck hope you stick around the forum some great advice and great people here Posted by YOUNG_GUN
In Response to Re: anyone enlighten me please : Thanks guys i used 3 cards in my hand to make the flush i didnt realise you could only use 2. im new to omaha i will be studying the rules now! haha. Cheers for the feedback. Posted by hotflush66
When you are on a table....if you click the options tab (top left I think) then you can click an option where your best hand description is displayed on the table under the board cards.
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for you to have a flush in omaha--
you need two of the same suit in your hand and three of that same suit on the board--
not one in your hand and four on the board as can be the case at holdem--
It's probable that you misread your hand. Go to "My Account" & find the Hand, & Post it here, then we can see for sure
If it helps. Don't forget that just underneath the cards that have been dealt, it tells you what your best hand is.
I think Richard Orford (The Presenter) uses it all the time to help his game as he is still learning also.