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[betED Blog] Pot Odds Made Easy Having trouble calculating pot odds, especially in a fast moving game? Author of Poker for Dummies Lou Krieger has a great guide to...

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[betED Blog] Pot Odds Made Easy: Pot Odds Made Easy Having trouble calculating pot odds, especially in a fast moving game? Author of Poker for Dummies LouKrieger has a great guide to understanding pot odds. Tags: gambling, poker

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 [Tom Bayes] Some Tips for Low Buy-in Internet Omaha/8 Tournaments: You need to have good hand selection since you will be facing a ton of loose-passive opponents.  Standard resources are Ray Zee's split-pot book (leaving out the fancier plays until the end of the tournament), the chapter in SS2 by Bobby Baldwin/Mark Gregorich (ditto), Steve Badger's website, Annie Duke's website, and Edward Hutchinson's point system (although I don't use it like a robot).  I haven't read some of the newbie O/8 books by Lou Krieger or Mike Cappelliti or Ken Waren.

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