Message Board : limit omaha played for high only

I need to learn how to play omaha quick. The 15-30 has dried up so we are now playing 10-20 mix 1 round of omaha 1 round of hold'em. The good news is the fish are back and loving it. The omaha game is incredibly loose and in turn seems to carry over to the hold'em rounds.(It's actually amazing how this has turned what was fast becoming a dry game)

The problem is i don't know how to play omaha very well (we play for high only) there isn't much info out there except for omaha hi lo or omaha 8 or better so i'm really at a loss for starting hands.

Average players pre-flop is 7-10 few raises however if a certain villain is playing, then every hand will be raised once pre-flop until he's no longer "in the mood". The play post flop is again very loose and fairly passive.

So in a very loose omaha game what hands should i be looking to play?

Can i get away with playing very very tightly pre-flop? Or does the nature of the game force you to play a fair number of hands?

BTR said:

If I recall correctly the difference between the best and worst omaha hi hands preflop is about 10%.  Not nearly the difference from hold'em hardly worth bumping it preflop. 

I'm assuming you mean the difference between the best and worst omaha hi hands worth playing is about 10%. Not all hands