Omaha Hi/Lo
Life is all about taking risks. Every single day we are faced with making choices. Choices that could either do good or otherwise. You can go for a plaid dress instead of the plain black and end up looking like the table cloth on your favorite restaurant. You can take 
the unorthodox strategy taken by a businessman and end up making big bucks. You see, life is all about making choices. In choosing a game, should you got for Omaha or Hold’em? If Omaha, should you go Hi-Lo or just Omaha High?
Omaha Hi and Omaha Hi-Lo are essentially the same except for the latter dividing the pot into the winner for the high and for the low hands. In Omaha Hi, the goal is to get the best from your nut draws. The ideal combinations are the double suited AA-KK and AA-J-T. Suited aces, high pair and other connected cards play a big role in winning. On the other hand, in Omaha Hi-Lo, your goal is to have both a low and high hand hoping to scoop the entire pot. Suited aces aces and low cards will help in winning. The ideal staring combination is a double suited AA-2-3.
Bluffing in Omaha Hi-Lo is not advised as this may let you lose. If your hand is weak, never make a naked bluff since your opponent only has two choices, either to believe you or not. If you are sure of half the pot, don’t push it to scoop all of it. In Omaha Hi, bluffing is reserved for the pros. You need to be aware of your opponent’s gestures and make sure that you can get away with that bluff. Both Omaha Hi and Omaha Hi-Lo are nut games. It is best to have a strong starting hand so you will have a bit of an edge over your opponents.