An Example Hand of Omaha Poker Part 2

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There comes a point in every point in every poker tournament, where if you're still in, it?s time to raise. It?s not time to limp anymore. Now often when you're a chip leader you want to be selective and not bully too much. Now sometimes in a pot limit Omaha tournament, you'll notice that those same players who were playing too many hands early, will be playing too few hands late. If you have the chip leader at your table at this point, and you've got players who are not playing, feel free to raise it up against hands that are so so. Earlier with this hand you might have seen the flop if you could limp in. Now, I say raise. As long as your opponents are in the habit of folding almost every hand, because you'll be able to pick up some free blinds and add to your stack. And reduce theirs. And get them closer to being out of the tournament and you closer to winning.

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