Editor's pick

T.J. Cloutier and Tom McEvoy teach Omaha

Product

Championship Omaha by T.J. Cloutier and Tom McEvoy

Hits

  • Covers three different Omaha variations
  • Quality Omaha poker theory
  • Tips from proven champions
  • Entertaining

Misses

  • Structure and editing
  • Not enough on tournament play
  • Does not contain enough "up-to-date" insight

Review

Championship Omaha was first published in 1999 and is the third book of the renowned Championship Series. Considering how far the poker industry has come since the year of its original publication, readers are right to demand more from a poker book than what they receive in the current edition of Championship Omaha.

Having said that, it is still one of the better Omaha books on the market when it comes to high quality poker theory.

Championship Omaha covers Limit High-Low, Limit High, and Pot-Limit High, and should prove to contain a 'golden nugget' of information for any type of player. A very tight playing style is recommended, per usual, and the book provides an entertaining read with sections detailing T.J. Cloutier stories about the old days of poker.

In total, it reads 230 pages.

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