A few days ago I posted a hand reading quiz for Omaha. If you haven’t tried out the quiz yet, check it out before reading on.
Here are the answers:

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T 9 8 8
A Q T 3
A 5 7 7

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Hold’em players who try to learn Omaha inevitably have some difficulties at some point with reading the board. It’s a little tricky. Not only do the extra hole cards add complexity, but you have to play exactly three board cards and two cards from your hand. If you’re used to reading hold’em boards, you’ll definitely [...]

I’ve been slightly slower in my updates lately because I’ve been on a sort of extended vacation. I’m back now and looking to spend more time on the site both writing Q&As and adding some new features. So stay tuned.
In the meantime, a couple of weeks ago I posted a …Login/Register for more.

Just like the last Q&A, today’s question is one that I see often, yet haven’t answered yet.
Abe asks,
Who wins the hand?
Community cards A K Q 10 7
Joe has K 9
Tom has 5 6
I believe Joe wins.My …Login/Register for more.

I was impressed by how well people did on the Hidden Outs Revisited quiz. Last time I tried this three years ago, people messed up all over the place. This time around, only a few of the questions consistently tricked people.
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Learning to count outs well is a critical skill for any aspiring poker player. Many outs are easy to see. If you have a flush draw, the cards of your suit are outs. If you have overcards, your pair cards are outs. Oftentimes, though, there are cards that improve your Hidden Outs Revisited|206|3.95|USD|| [...]