huh?

[nickforgot 0]

well im a newb to omaha hi/lo and i was wonder how this guys low hand LO: 7,6,5,3,2 beat my low hand LO: 8,7,6,5,A?

[allinbluff35 0]

76532 87651, think of them in thousands of numbers, 76,532 is lower than 87,651

[Ti54 0]

Hi, I'm new to poker but I was wondering how this guy's A2 against my KQ won on high cards when neither of us hit any pairs? I have two high cards.

[allinbluff35 0]

where in MN are you?

[Ball_Sack 0]

where in MN are you?

Are you in or from MN?

[allinbluff35 0]

where in MN are you?

Are you in or from MN?

in, originally from ND

[nickforgot 0]

where in MN are you?

rochester....southeasternthanks for the help on the hand btw

[jtabletop 0]

simple, 7 high beats 8 high in low ball

[nosoul 0]

This is a common misconception with people who's only exposure to lowball is omaha/8. The low hand is calculated from the top down, not bottom up. I get this all the time in the home game I play in because I'm the only lowball player. "How could I lose the low, I have the ace?" The ace is the bottom of the hand. It's just a kicker. Like the other poster mentioned, high card 7 is lower than high card 8. Regardless of kickers.