Texas Hold'em and Omaha are relatively young types of poker, appearing just over ten years apart.It is noted that the game of Omaha is more mechanical in nature, since you have to participate in the hand with any contact with the flop.Hold'em gives more creative freedom and requires intelligence. In addition, NLHE remains the most popular discipline, and the chance to encounter opponents who have an idea of strategy is higher here even at tables with amateurs.It is also noted that in Hold'em you can build a basic strategy much faster, while in PLO even after tens of thousands of hands a beginner still does not understand what is happening at the tables. In NLHE we know that AK is a good hand, and losing with aces against kings is just a bad beat. In Omaha everything is much more shaky and uncertain, any mistakes are heavily disguised, which prevents understanding the correct strategy.