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Q: Is it wrong to assume that someone has a boat every time the board pairs in Omaha?

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I’m tired of folding straights or flushes, only to be shown that I had the best of it. But then again, I don’t want to be the guy who calls everyone down drawing dead either.

A: It is very wrong to assume the board pairing in Omaha means that your opponent has a full house every time.

What is not wrong is to assume that when the board pairs the likelihood of an opponent having a full house is much higher in Omaha than hold’em.

In general, when you have a straight or flush in Omaha and have taken the lead in the hand, it would be profitable to bet the next street even when the board pairs to put your opponent in a spot where he is going to define his hand to some degree.

Against all but the most talented and tricky Omaha players you can safely fold to a raise when you find yourself in that situation with a straight or a flush on a paired board.

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