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David Benyamine

David Benyamine, who is also known by his nickname "Napoleon", was born on July 5, 1972 in Paris, France. He holds one World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet and one World Poker Tour (WPT) title. His hometown is Paris, France. Benyamine was a professional tennis player when he was young, but had to quit because he suffered from pain in his shoulder. He also used to play billiards and was a successful player in France, one of the best ten players in his country.

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In an ideal textbook world, one will always pick up a starting hand that leads to huge pots when he’s in late position. After all, there’s no better way to play those pocket rockets and kings than from a late position, with all the opponents oblivious to the trap one’s springing. That’s not how things happen in real life though. You may pick up those Kings in early position, and that’s when you have a problem on your hands.

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Omaha Poker is a game of much stronger hands than can be seen in a typical Texas Hold'em round. Straights, flushes and full houses are very common, and even a pair of aces might not be enough. This article introduces the reader to the basic rules of Omaha Hold'em.

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