starting hand question

[ThatPkrGuy 0]

Ok i'm curious what most of you use as a Starting Hand requirement for your Omaha play. Mine tends to vary depending on the action of the game...for instance, some evenings i can see flops for a single BB w/ much action after the flop so i play a bit more on the loose side, but when there is alot of action preflop i tighten up quite a bit. I'm just curious if i'm playing to tight by adhering to the following rules in a $200 game...In no particular order of best hands, just my playable hands.AAxxKKxxHigh Pair w/ suited AceHigh Pair w/ mid to low pair...JJ77High Pair w/ two or more playable hands...QQ109Any Four High CardsThree high cards w/ suited AceThree high cards w/ active sidecard AK J..9 Do you all think this is to tight or about right?Thanks ahead of time.

[NarSARSsist 0]

I'm more of an Omaha supernewbie, but for the most part my hands played agree with yours with a few exceptions:-If the KK is with something ridiculous like KK27, i don't usually play it.-I like coordinated hands, especially something like 7 8 9 10 double suited or something.-I don't usually like High Pair w/mid to low pair as much, only if they're a little closer together, like JJ 99 or something.But of course, just like your disclaimer, it varies with the game (and unfortunately, my mood, lol :oops: )

[Jonny5 0]

-Muck KK trash in EP in an aggressive game. -You can play just about any TT-AA soley on top set possibilities. -Any four working cards - you seem to have left out the middle rundowns which can make some big hands 5678ds, etc-A suited ace and 3 cards to a straight - A567, A89T, etc-Smaller gappers, if you can get in cheap in LP, they can flop big draws - 689T, etc

[KVOM 0]

I don't play KKxx unless at least one is suited except LP.I fold JJ77.I play all hands with 4 high-cards 10+ as long as one is an A.