With that said it is generally agreed that AAKK double suited is the best hand you could hope to get dealt in PLO: That said, the key to a great starting hand in Pot Limit Omaha is floppability, a clumsy term, I know, but forgive me for a moment. It’s important to realise the.reason. why AAKK double suited is the best starting hand. A A K K is the best Omaha starting hand, but right next to it is, surprisingly, A A J T as it has much more straight potential than the third-best hand, A A Q Q. Almost all the top 30 hands from our chart have at least one strong pair in them: either A A, K K, Q Q or J J. Pot Limit Omaha Starting Hands. Pot Limit Omaha Starting Hands. In PLO there are a total of 16,432 different starting hands, made up of all the possibilities that result from the 270,725 stochastically possible combinations. So how do you decide what starting hands to play and what not to play. Rundown hands may be some of the most profitable hands in PLO if you know how to play them, and if the circumstances are right: Out of position, these hands (especially the small rundown hands) can prove very costly: whenever you miss your draw on the turn, your opponent may charge you and whenever you hit he might release.

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Omaha Strategy Starting Hands

The difference between Pot Limit Omaha (PLO) and No Limit Hold'Em (NLH) is still massively underestimated.

When starting out in PLO, it's imperative that you adjust your starting hands from NLHE.

• in Hold 'Em, a hand like qq is considered extremely strong, however, in PLO, a hand like qq83 is a very weak hand and should almost never be played.
• So many combinations of hands in PLO have an extremely similar change of winning pre-flop, for example a hand like aakk is a very marginal favourite to win pre-flop against a hand like qj109.

• We've listed the best 30 starting hands in Pot Limit Omaha below, all of which are Double Suited.

Make sure that you fully understand Omaha Rules before you begin your Omaha poker career and that you also know How to play pairs and Rundowns in Omaha