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[QUOTE="RiverNoHelp, post: 417433, member: 11484"]
I've only been playing Omaha HI Lo for a little while now but I can tell you one thing, he is in no way whatsoever a lock for the low.. After the flop he's at 2 5 6 7 for the low so anyone holding onto Ace 2 or Ace 3 even is ahead right now for the low..If an ace were the next card off the deck then he's got the low with ace 2 5 6 8 that it as least unless someone is holding onto 2 3 or 2 4 then they would play the ace 2 3 6 8 for the low.. Wow that sounds confusing, i'm confused just writing it..
 
As for flopping the straight it's a great hand..However with 2 diamonds on the board someone in that hand is certainly drawing to a flush which would actually make them the favorite in the hand I believe with two cards to come.. have to get FP to do the math on that one!..
The most important thing I've learned so far in Hi Lo is to only play hands that have a good chance for a scoop AND to play hands that will have a good chance to take the Low and backdoor into the high hand to scoop.. I would have folded this hand pre-flop but I understand that you realized it was junk and would have folded to a raise.. Only problem here is you flopped a straight and are now locked into the hand.. Best you can probably do is win half the pot and that's not a lock..I would have to fold here..
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