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Although this game is similar to NL Hold’em, specific PL Omaha rules distinguish it from NL Hold’em. The Omaha poker rules are:

• The game starts with players receiving four-hole cards and not two.
• In Omaha poker rules, players must use two of their hole cards to make a winning hand.
• The pot-limit feature means that players must contribute based on the maximum pot size.
• The hand rankings are similar to all other poker games.
• The game has a small and big blind, with community cards for the flop, turn, and river.
• The highest hand in the showdown wins the pot, and in case of a tie, the two players share the pot equally.

Before playing pot-limit Omaha on Big Cash, you must select a tournament based on a specific entry fee. Once you click play, you will join a table. The game proceeds in the following stages;

Pre-flop

After players receive the four-hole cards, the player to the left of the big blind starts the round. This player will call, raise, or fold on the big blind. After they make a move, the game proceeds clockwise around the table. In Omaha poker, the player on the big blind plays last—this round ends when the players go to the flop stage.

The Flop

At the flop, the dealer (D) will issue three community cards on the table to start a fresh round. The small blind will go first in all other rounds after the flop if they are still active on the table. Players can check (not put money in the pot) or contribute. The other players have the option to call, raise or fold. If players are still on the table, the game proceeds to the 'turn.'

The Turn

Upon completing the flop round in pot-limit Omaha, the dealer hands one community card facing up. The big blind plays first and contributes more money to the pot. If two or more players are left on the table, players will move to the 'river' stage.

The River

The dealer will issue the last community card to each player. This, in poker terms, is called the 'fifth street.' The big blind will check, and the cutoff player may choose to check back. These two players will proceed to the showdown, where players will reveal their hands to decide the winner. 

Straight Flush

This is the highest-ranking hand in pot-limit Omaha and has five cards of the same suit (hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades).

Four of a Kind

A four-of-a-kind consists of four cards of the same value as the five cards. Four aces are stronger than four twos.

Full House

A full house contains three cards of the same value with a pair of other values. It is a three-of-a-kind with a pair.

Flush

A flush has five cards of identical suits in no particular order in Omaha poker. Two flushes are separated based on the highest card, and the next highest card wins in case of a tie.

Straight

This hand contains five cards in a row without following the same value. The straights will rank according to the highest card.

Three of a Kind

This hand has three cards of the same value in Omaha poker

Two Pairs

The strongest pair will determine the winner when two players have two pairs.

A pair

These are two cards of the same value; a pair of aces is the strongest, while a pair of 2s is the weakest.

High Card

If players do not make any of the cards mentioned above, the player with the highest hand wins.

• The first difference between Omaha poker and NL Hold’em is that players receive two hole cards at the flop in NL Hold 'em. In PL Omaha rules, players receive four cards. Therefore, making strong hands in Omaha is more straightforward than NL Hold’em.
• To create a winning hand in pot-limit Omaha, players must use precisely two hole cards to make a five-card winning hand. In NL Hold’em, you can use both, one, or none of the cards to make a hand.
• The game structure differs between PL Omaha and NL Hold’em. In Omaha, there is a pot limit where players cannot exceed the maximum contribution amount. On the other hand, NL Hold’em does not have a pot limit, and players can go all in.
• No Limit Hold’em is much simpler to play because players are only dealt two face cards. However, the pot-limit Omaha is complex, and players have limited contributions to the pot. Therefore, making a hand is mainly challenging for most players.

Want to engage in the Big Cash PL Omaha experience? Here are steps to get you started.

• Visit the bigcash.live website to get a download link.
• Enter your phone number to receive the Big Cash app download link. Alternatively, scan the QR code on the website to receive a download link directly.
• Download and install the app on your device.
• Open the app, verify your phone number, and play the pot limit Omaha.

1- Is Omaha easier than Hold’em?

Pot limit Omaha is believed to be easier than hold'em because it is easier to make big hands. Unlike hold'em, where players receive 2 hole cards, PL Omaha players get 4 hole cards.

2- Can you use all four cards in Omaha?

No. Players can only use two of the four hole cards with three additional community cards. Having four cards in Omaha poker makes it easier for players to find cards that complete their hands.

3- Can you get a full house in PL Omaha?

Yes. The full house is among the strongest hands in PL Omaha rules. It appears mostly when the community cards have a pair, and you can make more than one full house using the same community cards.

4- How much can I use to play pot limit Omaha?

Omaha poker has its limits that will differ based on the contest. When playing on the Big Cash app, check the entry fee to ensure it fits your budget.

5- Can I withdraw PL Omaha money?

Yes. You win real withdrawable money when you play pot-limit Omaha on Big Cash. Withdraw funds instantly through Paytm and UPI to keep the fun going.