Four hole cards
Each player gets four hole cards, not two. More combinations, more draws.
How to play
Omaha (PLO) rules
Omaha deals four hole cards. At showdown you must use exactly two hole cards and three board cards — the key difference from Hold’em.
Three differences from NLH
Exactly two hole cards
Your hand must use exactly two hole cards and three board cards. Not one, not three.
Pots run larger
More draws keep players to the river. That is variance, not a guarantee.
Remember: two + three
- 1
Pick two hole cards
From four hole cards, only two enter the final five.
- 2
Plus three board cards
Use exactly three of the five community cards.
- 3
Then rank the hand
Rankings match Hold’em (royal flush highest). See the rankings page.
What PLO means
PLO means Pot-Limit Omaha: raises are capped by the pot. Lobby labels like PLO4/PLO5 refer to hole-card count; this page covers the common four-card Omaha. Stakes and table rules follow the app.
Rules done — enter from this site
Use this site’s sign-up page. One URL for register and download. Omaha Fever and other promos are on Promotions; tickets follow the lobby.
18+ only. Rules, not a winning system.