Live no limit omaha

[ttwarrior1]

played a live no limit omaha cash game after a live tourney last night, i bought in for 100 bucks and every pot was over 100 bucks, it was hi lo, and i can see the flop for 4 bucks usually, but with only 100 bucks , what hand is the best to go all in after the flop, if u have ace, 2, king jack in your hand and flop comes , 3, 4, king and everyone is betting 25 bucks i can' just limp in and i need to make a move . What hand and what sitaution is the best.

[heyitscorey]

hey,

I would stick to something that has a big pair and wheel cards. For instance AA23 would be great since you have aces for the high and a23 for wheel cards.

After the flop really depends on what the flop is i guess.

[dhawkins701]

I would make sure I had quite bit more money than 100 for a game like that. Gotta remember,there's A LOT of gambler in the casinos. You're goin to need a bankroll to withstand all the swings. Omaha in general has HUGE swings...With that said pick your spots that give you the best way to get a return on your money. When playing any cash game,you should never just have one minimal buy-in. Also in a cash game you should never be in the situation that you feel you need to make a "move". Honestly i haven't played much No Limit Omaha,so the question about what you should push on the flop with,is hard for me to answer. But if you're wantin to play with such a small bank roll. I think gambling on the flop is prolly the only choice you have. If you have a/2/k/j and flop is 3/4/K...Say if your A/2 is of spades,and say k/j on the flop is in spades....for sure gamble...The most outs to have in a game like that,is prolly best shot you have. I hope my advice helps,GL!