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Originally Posted by monkover
obv its not perfect, seeing that it starts with AAAKr, which obv has less value than AAKKds but at least it doesnt start with AAAA so it has to have some sort of valuation. not sure how good the ranking is though.
im just trying to get a feeling for omaha ranges... does anybody have a better idea? im really new to this. holdem i learned more by just playing and figuring out hands as i go along, but for omaha i want to try to develop and overall strategy. so first trying to figure out preflop ranges for opening, calling, 3betting etc.
read hwangs big play strategy... in a nut shell
1-form- gaps are bad, more so the higher in the rundown
2-suitedness
3.height- AKQJ> 8765
pairs are complicated, due to reverse implieds, and the pairs interfere with str8 potential which gets more important the deeper /multiway all factors need to be weighed into position and multiwayness, i.e 44AK is playbale HU IP but ont he SB 3 way its easy muck
it is very dee[ and complicated your better off reading books and watching videos although ive never watched them so meh