One technique that you use to your advantage in Texas Hold'em to increase the pot is the delaying tactic, and one that should be avoided in Omaha poker. Aggressiveness and a faster pace is more suitable to Omaha because this prevents other players from making the suitable combination that they are aiming for. Remember that in Omaha, each player has an additional two hole cards compared to Texas Hold'em and this gives other players (not just you) a bigger chance of making a higher combination.

Seating does not affect your game in Omaha unlike that in Texas Hold'em. Wherever you are sitting when playing Omaha won't matter, you have a good chance of winning the game as any other player at that table.

Don't be distracted if you have an ace. Having aces in poker sometimes make confident players careless up to a point where they can become reckless. Remember that all players have the same number of cards as you do (four hole cards) and if you have an ace one of your opponents may also have an ace or (oh no!) two. So don't love the aces too much that it may distract you from winning a game.