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Bodog poker pro Josh Arieh offers up some Pot Limit Omaha advice. (Image Courtesy www.lasvegasvegas.com)

Josh Arieh is best known for two things: playing aggressive poker and winning money. In his latest article, “Keep Your Chin Up in Pot Limit Omaha,” Arieh explains how in Pot Limit Omaha the two go hand-in-hand, more so than in any other kind of poker.

Eventually, every poker player is going to convert over to Pot Limit Omaha for the live game action because of the amount of hands that you are able to play without giving up too much of your edge. If you are to play lots of hands in Holdem, I don't care who you are, you are going to lose. But if you play lots of hands in Omaha, you are really not taking that much of the worst of it. All you are doing is increasing your financial swings, assuming you are able to play well after the flop.

Read the rest of Arieh’s poker advice article in Bodog Nation.

Chris Rowinski is a regular contributor to the poker section of Bodog Beat.