Since good players are playing with or drawing to the nuts, a successful bluff in Omaha needs the right board and good getting instincts.

Okay, so we know that maths and pot-odds rule the roost in Omaha.

This might seem silly, but it's true. Almost anyone can squeeze two hold'em cards and keep them hidden from his neighbour, but it's not as easy when you're holding four cards.

Learning to play Omaha well takes time, just like all poker, although playing it passably is easier, thanks to all the books, software, and online resources available.