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Well, it's four years later, and look how far California Holdem has come!Check it out, some other poor bastard decided to repeat history:211poker.comThis one didn't even require a special deck! Just Omaha with a 2 card flop and an "interchangeable 3/2" rule. Brilliant. Guess that's good enough to patent.And then there's PokerTek tables...Keep it up, you bright-eyed entrepreneurs! One of these days you'll succeed at artificially manufacturing the next poker craze.Drinking game: read through this thread and chug at all instances of hyperdefensiveness.

If Daniel ends up playing at 3 AM again, I hope he ends up closing the deal this time.Tanner: I don't play much poker anymore, but I've played plenty in those games. Only on Dealer's Choice night though.

Sup tanner, I'm in Santa Cruz too. And my favorite game is also O8.What a coinkydink.Anyway, I FEEL a bustout within an hour. I don't want it, but I feel it.

(site name deleted) Pretty good site, if I do say so myself.

I wrote a new article for my site about the effect of rake in Omaha high/low and I'd like people to look at it and see if I've made any errors on the conceptual or mathematical level (I'm mainly worried about all the niggling little calculations where I may have missed a spot).Thanks.(cross-posting to some other discussion boards)(link deleted)

Sir, probably the best perspective from which to start thinking about the hand is this:It is nearly impossible for this raiser's hand, or anyone else's at the table, to be better than yours. Doesn't folding, or even not-reraising, start to seem silly from that angle?

If you're even thinking about folding this hand your O8 game needs serious work. A weak/tight-ectomy, to be more specific.If you won't play this what WILL you play?