Poker Omaha Hi-Low Split Eight or Better, Book One

I started playing Omaha about a month ago (beginning of April, 2000) and played in the $3-6 limit games about five times. I had very dismal results, so I knew I had to get help and get it quick! I received Andy's books (Book 1 and the Intermediate book) on Tuesday and read both by Friday night. The next day I played in an Omaha tourney at the Bicycle club and, because of reading Andy's books, my game had improved enough so that I finished third, winning over $1500! I enthusiastically recommend Andy's books to anyone just starting or wanting to improve his/her game.

In the summary of the book, Mr. Nelson points out that Omaha Hold 'Em, Book One is both fun and profitable. This very true. When you play this game correctly, Omaha becomes a cash cow. I was introduced to Omaha in Las Vegas a few years ago. There were no good books available to help me learn the game at that time. Since then several books have appeared. I have read them all and conclude that Mr. Nelson's books on Omah, Book One and Intermediate, are the best I have seen. I would have saved a LOT of money when I started if I had read these books. Even now, after all these years at the Omaha table, I have picked up several good tips from his books. Also be sure to check out Mr. Nelson's book, POKER: 101 WAYS TO WIN. Excellent material.