Freestyler

yeah, NL theory and practice is good but no it doesn't really help that much if you intend to 6max NLThere's no really good books for NL cash 6 max as they are for limit poker or tournaments.I think the fastest way to improve your game is to get a coach if you can afford it, or subscribe to some pro videos like cardrunners

harrington are not for cash games... they are written for tournaments. But if i had to pick up one i guess it would be the 3 because it explains a lot how to think a hand which it's a skill important in cash.

ray zee book is a good read after SS2

As it has been said before, this is not the big game and you have a huge hand, you have a low draw with double counterfeit protection . Also you may still scoop with a 6 non heart , i think it's a very easy call but i'm no expert. If no one had shown agression , i would be the one betting in on that flop. But i would just call to get a loosy call from somone with a naked A2, at these limits there is always donk who'll call with A2 and no high possibilites. So call because:- you can scoop with a 6- you will probably win half the pot if an A or 2 falls on the turn.- you will make your low 72 % s

Hi,i'm relatively new to omaha ( 1 week playing) and i have two questions1) if you are in late position in a loose 25 PL game , almost everybody limps. You have AAK9 double suited. Some people say that in terms of "points" it's about 50 , so you should raise with it. Other says that you have no low options so you should just call and hope for a high . What is the correct play in general?2) When you raise in late position, how much do you raise ? do you make a standard raise like hold'em of 3,4,5 BB or do you simply raise the pot ?Thanks for your answers