Here is an example of a classic Omaha position. Suppose the flop is K-8-7 of mixed suits and you hold 2-3 among 4 of your possible cards. If a 4, 5, or a 6 hits the board, you’ll make a low hand but so will your opponent who was drawing to an A-2. Once you see the flop here are somethings to pay attention for some key moments and things to do.

-Draw Quality
If you make your hand, will it be nut? Suppose you hold a Queen of Spades and Jack Of Spades among your starting cards. The Flop itself contains two other spades. Although you have a flush draw, you might just be able get two higher flushes. Players being greedy or to eager are two themes in Omaha you will always see. Players who know the perfect time to play early or late hands are rare, that is why not everyone is winning World Series.