Omaha Poker

How to Win Frequently at Online Poker (5 Tips)

May 21 2019

Last update: 4 years ago

Discover how you can win frequently playing poker online with our easy-to-follow guide including top 5 inside tips and tried and trusted strategies.

By Timothy Allin

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Top 9 Online Poker Tips

May 15 2019

Last update: 4 years ago

Discover how these top ten tips that can turn your online poker playing experience completely around – from mediocre to winning poker.

By Timothy Allin

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Late Stage Poker Tournament Strategy: Bubble to Final Table

Aug 18 2026

Last update: 3 weeks 3 days ago

How to play the late stages of an MTT, from the bubble bursting to the final table, covering pay jumps, stack roles and short-stack ranges.

By Timothy Allin

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Iso-Raising in Poker: All You Need to Know

Apr 21 2019

Last update: 2 years 1 month ago

Isolation raising (or “iso-raising” for short) involves raising against a preflop limper in an attempt to create a heads-up pot with a weaker opponent.

By Timothy Allin

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How to Become a Deadly Poker Shark!

Apr 10 2019

Last update: 4 years ago

Poker Sharks are at the top of the food chain when it comes to players skill levels. Find out why this type of player is so hard to beat.

By Matthew Cluff

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10 Quick Online Poker Tournaments Tips

Mar 19 2019

Last update: 2 years 1 month ago

Here are the top 10 tips specifically for online poker tournaments that 888poker has compiled to help increase your edges over other players.

By Matthew Cluff

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Implied Odds: A Beginner’s Guide

Mar 13 2019

Last update: 2 years 1 month ago

Learn how implied odds can have a dramatic effect on your poker winrate – possibly turning losing sessions into winning ones. We’ll show you how.

By Matthew Cluff

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What is Omaha in Poker?

Dec 7 2018

Last update: 3 years 5 months ago

Omaha is a poker variant similar to Hold’em. The key difference is that we get dealt 4 cards on the first betting round (preflop) instead of 2. We must then use exactly 2 of our hole cards in conjunction with community cards to make the best 5 card hand. Similar to Hold’em, Omaha has 4 betting rounds (preflop, flop, turn and river) followed by showdown. Omaha is typically played with a pot limit betting structure.