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[QUOTE="Grumbledook, post: 321322, member: 24"]
AKQJ double suited is a really good starting hand.

If you make a flush its going to be a high one and if you make a straight again it will be high.

Thats very basic though, lot more too it than that.

For another example KQJ10 double suited may well be better as there is more chance you can hit a straight. If a A or 9 comes on the board there are a lot of cards that make your straight.

Any two from 8 K Q J 10, so assuming there was one of those and either a 9 or A thats a lot of outs. You can also runner runner 8 7.

Basically you need your starting hands to be coordinated like I explained above. Hands like that hitting a nice board are very powerful. Watch out for flushes though unless again you are also drawing to one yourself. And if the board pairs someone may well have a full house.

One thing to adjust too over holdem, is that the winning hand in omaha is usually a lot higher. Holdem a pair will win most pots, omaha many more hands look good, but are often drawing dead.
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