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Omaha

Objective

Form the highest ranked 5 card poker hand. The player has 4 cards in hand of which 2 must be used and 5 community cards of which 3 must be used. Alternative win condition: All other players fold.

Betting Structure

Some games may have a starting ante imposed on all players.

Dealer - The player starting the hand, indicated by a small dealer icon next to his nickname.
Small blind - A forced bet imposed on the player left of the dealer. This player will be the dealer for the next round.
Big blind - The player left of the small blind pays a forced bet twice of the small blind.
Players joining the table must start by posting a forced blind bet.

Betting options

Bet - Place a bet that other players must call to stay in the game.
Raise - Increase the current bet, other players must call your raise to stay in the game.
Call - Match another player’s bet or raise.
Check - Remain in the hand without betting, only available if no other player has a placed a higher bet that round.
Fold - Withdraw from calling further bets on the hand; forfeit your chance at the pot.

Betting Limits

Fixed Limit – Each game has a specified betting limit imposed, and a player cannot raise beyond this.
Pot Limit – A player may bet up to the current amount of money in the pot.

Game Progression

The dealer is decided and the blind bets are paid. Each player is dealt 4 cards, and then the first betting round begins. As the blinds are considered to be a live bet, betting starts from the player left of the big blind.

The flop, the first 3 community cards are dealt on the table, followed by a new betting round.
The turn, the fourth community card is dealt, followed by a new betting round.
The river, last community card is dealt, followed by the last betting round. After the last betting round, the game ends with a showdown to decide the winner.