vansh97mad Posted July 11 #1 Posted July 11 Texas Hold'em, Omaha, Short Deck, or another variant which one keeps you coming back?
gauzeirique1 Posted July 11 #2 Posted July 11 For me it's Omaha all day because the ation is just nonstop. Do you ever find Hold'em gets too slow after playing a lot of Omaha sessions?
vansh97mad Posted July 11 Author #3 Posted July 11 1 hour ago, gauzeirique1 said: For me it's Omaha all day because the ation is just nonstop. Do you ever find Hold'em gets too slow after playing a lot of Omaha sessions? yaa i do
gauzeki Posted July 12 #4 Posted July 12 Omaha just feels more alive to me, Holdem can get a bit too robotci sometimes.
ongliemditbu Posted July 12 #5 Posted July 12 ngl, I?m all about that Short Deck grind lately, more action and big hands too often ?
ash4tm1c Posted July 13 #6 Posted July 13 omaha is fine but i mostly just stick to holdem out of habit more than preference tbh
mikastone Posted July 13 #7 Posted July 13 I once lost four all ins in a row playing Omaha and somehow still felt like I was getting better cards.
eli68qkwn Posted July 13 #8 Posted July 13 Holdem might seem slwer but that deliberate pace lets you find bigger edges over impatient players.
neoh6v1a58 Posted July 14 #9 Posted July 14 I used to main Holdem but last month sat at a Pineapple table by mistake and ended up stacking someone who refused to fold middle pair even after discarding the extra card post flop. The extra decision point makes people do the weirdest things and that unpreditcability keeps me hopping back.
vansh97mad Posted July 14 Author #10 Posted July 14 14 minutes ago, neoh6v1a58 said: I used to main Holdem but last month sat at a Pineapple table by mistake and ended up stacking someone who refused to fold middle pair even after discarding the extra card post flop. The extra decision point makes people do the weirdest things and that unpreditcability keeps me hopping back. oh for real !
kim5qxl5kfi Posted July 14 #11 Posted July 14 I accidentally joined a Short Deck table without realizing the rules were different and kept wondering why my full house kept losing. That confusing hour somehow hooked me on the chaos though
zedy5bybn9j Posted July 14 #12 Posted July 14 Honestly I find Holdem a bit too rigid compared to Omaha where the extra cards make the decision trees way more interesting.
Alexgoben Posted July 14 #13 Posted July 14 Texas Hold'em is the one that suits me best. Omaha isn't bad either, but it's still a bit tough for me right now.
DarkPhoenix Posted July 15 #14 Posted July 15 Omaha fits my patience for slow unraveling over twenty hands before a real edge surfaces, so I usually park myself there.
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