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Omaha hold 'em A showdown in Omaha. Player on the left wins with Three of a kind. π Exactly two hole cards must be used. Alternative names Omaha Type Community card poker Players 2β10 Skills Probability, psychology Cards π 52 Deck French Rank (highβlow) A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 Play Clockwise π Chance Medium to high
Omaha hold 'em (also known as Omaha holdem or simply Omaha) is a community card poker game π similar to Texas hold 'em, where each player is dealt four cards and must make their best hand using exactly π two of them, plus exactly three of the five community cards. The exact origin of the game is unknown, but π casino executive Robert Turner first brought Omaha into a casino setting when he introduced the game to Bill Boyd, who π offered it as a game at the Las Vegas Golden Nugget Casino (calling it "Nugget Hold'em").[1][2] Omaha uses a 52-card π French deck. Omaha hold 'em 8-or-better is the "O" game featured in H.O.R.S.E.
History [ edit ]
Omaha hold 'em derives its π name from two types of games.
"Hold'em" refers to a game using community cards that are shared by all players. This π is opposed to draw games, where each player's hand is composed only of concealed cards, and stud games, where each π player's unique hand contains a mix of cards visible to the other players and concealed hole cards.
In the original Omaha π poker game, players were only dealt two hole cards and had to use both to make a hand combined with π community cards.[3] This version of Omaha is defined in the glossary of Super/System (under Omaha) as being interchangeable with "Tight π hold 'em". Across all the variations of the game, the requirement of using exactly two hole cards is the only π consistent rule. The "Omaha" part of the name represents this aspect of the game.
Explanation [ edit ]
In North American casinos, π the term "Omaha" can refer to several poker games. The original game is also commonly known as "Omaha high". A π high-low split version called "Omaha Hi-Lo", or sometimes "Omaha eight-or-better" or "Omaha/8", is also played. In Europe, "Omaha" still typically π refers to the high version of the game, usually played pot-limit. Pot-limit Omaha is often abbreviated as "PLO." Pot-limit and π no-limit Omaha eight-or-better can be found in some casinos and online, though no-limit is rarer.[4][failed verification]
It is often said that π Omaha is a game of "the nuts", i.e. the best possible high or low hand, because it frequently takes "the π nuts" to win a showdown. It is also a game where between the cards in their hand and the community π cards a player may have drawing possibilities to multiple different types of holdings. For example, a player may have both π a draw to a flush and a full house using different combinations of cards. At times, even seasoned players may π need additional time to figure what draws are possible for their hand.
The basic differences between Omaha and Texas hold 'em π are these: first, each player is dealt four hole cards instead of two. The betting rounds and layout of community π cards are identical. At showdown, each player's hand is the best five-card hand made from exactly three of the five π cards on the board, plus exactly two of the player's own cards. Unlike Texas hold 'em, a player cannot play π four or five of the cards on the board with fewer than two of their own (nor can a player π play three or four of his or her hole cards).
A maximum of eleven players can be dealt a hand in π Omaha, regardless of whether or not burn cards are used, however Omaha is most commonly played six handed or nine π handed.
Some specific things to notice about Omaha hands are:
As in Texas hold 'em, three or more suited cards on the π board makes a flush possible, but unlike that game, a player always needs two of that suit in hand to π play a flush. For example, with a board of K β 9 β Q β Q β₯ 5 β , π a player with A β 2 β₯ 4 β₯ 5 β£ cannot play a flush using the ace as would π be possible in Texas hold 'em; the player must play two cards from in-hand and only three from the board π (so instead, this player's best hand is two pair: Q β Q β₯ 5 β 5 β£ A β ). π A player with 2 β 3 β K β¦ J β¦ can play the spade flush.
, a player with play π a flush using the ace as would be possible in Texas hold 'em; the player must play two cards from π in-hand and only three from the board (so instead, this player's best hand is two pair: ). A player with π play the spade flush. The same concept applies to straights. In Omaha, a player cannot use only one hole card π and four cards on the board to play a straight. For example, with a board of 5 β 6 β₯ π 7 β¦ 8 β₯ A β , a player with J β¦ J β 4 β¦ 9 β or J π β¦ J β 9 β¦ 9 β cannot play a straight. But a player with J β¦ J β 4 π β¦ 3 β can play a straight from 3 to 7;
, a player with or play a straight. But a π player with play a straight from 3 to 7; Two pair on the board does not make a full house π for anyone with a single matching card as it does in Texas hold 'em. For example, with a board of π J β J β¦ 9 β¦ 5 β₯ 9 β£ , a player with a hand of A β 2 π β J β₯ K β¦ cannot play a full house; the player can only use the A-J to play J π β J β₯ J β¦ A β 9 β£ , since they must play three of the board cards. A π player with J β£ 2 β£ 9 β 10 β can use their J-9 to play the full house J π β J β¦ J β£ 9 β 9 β¦ (or 9 β£ ). Likewise, a player with 10 β 5 π β£ 5 β 2 β£ can use their 5-5 to play the full house J β J β¦ 5 β₯ π 5 β£ 5 β .
, a player with a hand of cannot play a full house; the player can only π use the to play , since they must play three of the board cards. A player with use their to π play the full house (or ). Likewise, a player with use their to play the full house . Likewise, with π three of a kind on the board, a player must have a pair in hand to make a full house. π For example, with a board of J β J β¦ A β¦ J β₯ K β£ , a player with π A β 2 β 3 β₯ K β¦ does not have a full house, the player only has three jacks π with an ace-king kicker, and will lose to a player with only a pair of deuces. This is probably the π most frequently misread hand in Omaha. (Naturally, a person with the fourth jack in hand can make four jacks because π any other card in hand can act as the fifth card, or "kicker".)
Omaha hi-low split-8 or better [ edit ]
A π showdown in Omaha hi-low split. Player on the left wins the low-hand half with the nut low A-2-3-4-5, player on π the right wins the high-hand half with a full house 5-5-5-J-J
The most valuable starting hand in Omaha hi-low split
In Omaha π hi-low split-8 or better (simply Omaha/8), each player makes a separate five-card high hand and five-card ace-to-five low hand (eight-high π or lower to qualify), and the pot is split between the high and low (which may be the same player). π To qualify for low, a player must be able to play an 8-7-6-5-4 or lower (this is why it is π called "eight or better"). A few casinos play with a 9-low qualifier instead, but this is rare. Each player can π play any two of their four hole cards to make their high hand, and any two of their four hole π cards to make their low hand. If there is no qualifying low hand, the high hand wins (scoops) the whole π pot. This game is usually played in the fixed limit version, although pot limit Omaha/8 is becoming more popular. A π few low-stakes online tournaments feature no limit Omaha/8.
The brief explanation above belies the complexity of the game, so a number π of examples will be useful here to clarify it. The table below shows a five-card board of community cards at π the end of play, and then lists for each player the initial private four-card hand dealt to him or her, π and the best five-card high hand and low hand each player can play on showdown:
Board: 2 β 5 β£ 10 π β₯ 7 β¦ 8 β£ Player Hand High Low Alan A β 4 β 5 β₯ K β£ 5 β₯ π 5 β£ A β 10 β₯ 8 β£ 7 β¦ 5 β£ 4 β 2 β A β Bryan A π β₯ 3 β₯ 10 β 10 β£ 10 β 10 β£ 10 β₯ 8 β£ 7 β¦ 7 β¦ 5 π β£ 3 β₯ 2 β A β₯ Chris 7 β£ 9 β£ J β Q β J β 10 β₯ π 9 β£ 8 β£ 7 β¦ Cannot qualify Derek 4 β₯ 6 β₯ K β K β¦ 8 β£ 7 π β¦ 6 β₯ 5 β£ 4 β₯ 7 β¦ 6 β₯ 5 β£ 4 β₯ 2 β Eve A β¦ π 3 β¦ 6 β¦ 9 β₯ 10 β₯ 9 β₯ 8 β£ 7 β¦ 6 β¦ 7 β¦ 5 β£ π 3 β¦ 2 β A β¦
In the deal above, Chris wins the high-hand half of the pot with their J-high π straight, and Bryan and Eve split the low half (getting a quarter of the pot each) with 7-5-3-2-A.
Some specific things π to notice about Omaha/8 hands are:
In order for anyone to qualify low, there must be at least three cards of π differing ranks 8 or below on the board. For example, a board of K-8-J-7-5 makes low possible (the best low π hand would be A-2 , followed by A-3 , 2-3 , etc.) A board of K-8-J-8-5 , however, cannot make π any qualifying low (the best low hand possible would be J-8-5-2-A , which does not qualify). Statistically, around 60% of π the time a low hand is possible.
to qualify low, there must be at least three cards of differing ranks or π below on the board. For example, a board of makes low possible (the best low hand would be , followed π by , , etc.) A board of , however, cannot make any qualifying low (the best low hand possible would π be , which does not qualify). Statistically, around 60% of the time a low hand is possible. Low hands often π tie, and high straights occasionally tie as well, as do, even more rarely, full houses. In theory, it is possible π to win as little as a 14th of a pot (though this is extraordinarily rare). Winning a quarter of the π pot is quite common, and is called "getting quartered." One dangerous aspect of playing for the low pot is the π concept of "counterfeiting". To illustrate, if a player has, for example, 2-3 and two other cards in their hand and π the flop is A-6-7 , that player has flopped the "nut low". However, if either a 2 or a 3 π hit the board on the turn or the river, the hand is "counterfeited" and the nut low hand is lost π (the player still has a much weaker low hand however, with 3-4 , 3-5 and 4-5 making better lows). This π is why there is significant extra value in possessing the "protected" nut low. To illustrate this, if the player has π 2-3-4 in their hand their low is protected, i.e. if a 2 or 3 hits the board they still have π the lowest possible hand. To lose the nut low in this case either a 2 and a 3 , a π 2 and a 4 , or a 3 and a 4 would have to hit the board on the turn π and the river (giving the nut low to a player holding 4-5 , 3-5 and 2-5 , respectively), an unlikely π possibility. For similar reasons it is significantly better to possess the protected nut low draw over the low draw. For π example, this could be having A-2-3 with a flop of 7-8-9 ; any low card below 7 on the turn π or river gives the player the best low.
and two other cards in their hand and the flop is , that π player has flopped the "nut low". However, if either a or a hit the board on the turn or the π river, the hand is "counterfeited" and the nut low hand is lost (the player still has a much weaker low π hand however, with , and making better lows). This is why there is significant extra value in possessing the "protected" π nut low. To illustrate this, if the player has in their hand their low is protected, i.e. if a or π hits the board they still have the lowest possible hand. To lose the nut low in this case either a π and a , a and a , or a and a would have to hit the board on the turn π and the river (giving the nut low to a player holding , and , respectively), an unlikely possibility. For similar π reasons it is significantly better to possess the protected nut low draw over the low draw. For example, this could π be having with a flop of ; any low card below on the turn or river gives the player the π best low. When four or five low cards appear on the board, it can become very difficult to read the π low hands properly. For example, with a board of 2 β¦ 6 β₯ A β£ 5 β£ 8 β , π the hand 2 β₯ 4 β 5 β K β¦ is playing a 6-5-4-2-A (either their 2-4 with the board's π A-5-6 , or their 4-5 with the board's A-2-6 --either way makes the same hand). In this situation he is π often said to be playing their "live" 4 , that is, their 4 , plus some other low card that π matches the board but still makes a low because the one on the board isn't needed. A player with 3 π β 5 β 10 β₯ J β¦ is playing a "live" 3 , for a low of 6-5-3-2-A , which π makes a better low. However, a player with 3 β£ 7 β¦ Q β¦ Q β can only play 7-5-3-2-A π low; even though he has a "live" 3 , he must play two low cards from their hand, and so π he must play their 7-3 , and cannot make a 6 -high low hand.
, the hand is playing a (either π their with the board's , or their with the board's --either way makes the same hand). In this situation he π is often said to be playing their "live" , that is, their , plus some other low card that matches π the board but still makes a low because the one on the board isn't needed. A player with is playing π a "live" , for a low of , which makes a better low. However, a player with can only play π low; even though he has a "live" , he must play two low cards from their hand, and so he π must play their , and cannot make a -high low hand. Starting hands with three or four cards of one π rank are very bad. In fact, the worst possible hand in the game is 2 β 2 β£ 2 β₯ π 2 β¦ . Since the only possible combination of two cards from this hand is 2-2 , it is impossible π to make low. As no deuce remains to appear on the board, it will be impossible to make three deuces π or deuces full, and anyone with any matching card to the board will make a higher pair. Likewise, starting with π four cards of one suit makes it less likely that you will be able to make a flush. Starting with π four different suits yields no chance for a flush, and starting with four disconnected cards reduces straight possibilities. Computer analysis π of the best starting hands has proven that the best starting hand for Omaha is A-A-K-K (double suited). One favorite π starting hand for Omaha is A-A-J-10 (double suited), because of its wider range for making the nut straight (J-7, Q-8, π K-9, and A-10). For the Hi-Lo variation, the most valuable starting holding is A-A-2-3 (double suited). [5]
bad. In fact, the π worst possible hand in the game is . Since the only possible combination of two cards from this hand is π , it is impossible to make low. As no deuce remains to appear on the board, it will be impossible π to make three deuces or deuces full, and anyone with any matching card to the board will make a higher π pair. Likewise, starting with four cards of one suit makes it likely that you will be able to make a π flush. Starting with four different suits yields no chance for a flush, and starting with four disconnected cards reduces straight π possibilities. Computer analysis of the best starting hands has proven that the best starting hand for Omaha is (double suited). π One favorite starting hand for Omaha is (double suited), because of its wider range for making the nut straight (J-7, π Q-8, K-9, and A-10). For the Hi-Lo variation, the most valuable starting holding is (double suited). Hands to avoid tend π to contain mainly middle-ranked cards, which are of little use for any low splits and which tend to generate lower π pairs and sets, weaker flushes and lower straights and can be very expensive. Four of a kind is the worst π possible starting hand in Omaha, in contrast to most other poker games, where it is exceptionally strong. [6]
Straights and flushes π are ignored when judging low hands. Low hand ranks from best to worst: 5-4-3-2-A (the wheel), 6-4-3-2-A, 6-5-3-2-A, 6-5-4-2-A, ..., π 8-7-6-5-4. Low hands can thus be read as numbers between 54,321 and 87,654 (with the exception of any number that π has a pair, i.e. 54,322). The lowest number that any player can make, while ordered from high card to low, π is the best possible low hand in play. For example: 2β 3β£ 5β₯ 6β₯ 7β₯ wins over Aβ 2β£ 3β₯ π 4β£ 8β [7]
Pot-limit Omaha [ edit ]
The worst starting hand in Omaha
Pot-limit Omaha (frequently shortened to PLO) is popular in Europe, π online, and in high-stakes "mixed games" played in some American casinos. This variant is more often played high only, but π can also be played high-low. To a still greater degree than in Limit Omaha Hi-Lo, PLO is a game of π drawing, when drawing, to the nut hand.[8] Second best flushes and straights can be, and frequently become, losing hands, especially π when a player is willing to commit their entire stack to the pot. Furthermore, because of the exponential growth of π the pot size in pot-limit play, seeing one of these hands to the end can be very expensive and carry π immense reverse implied odds.
Wraps [ edit ]
In poker, an out is any unseen card in the deck that will give π a player the best hand. A wrap is a straight draw with nine or more outs.[9] This is called a π wrap because the playerβs hole cards are said to wrap-around the board cards. In Texas hold 'em, where players have π two hole cards, the greatest number of straight outs possible is eight; however, in Omaha, there are four hole cards, π which can result in straight draws which can have up to 20 outs. An example of a twenty-out wrap is π Jβ₯ 10β 7β¦ 6β£ on a flop of 9β₯ 8β 2β¦. To hit a straight, any of the following cards π is needed: 5β₯ 5β 5β¦ 5β£ 6β₯ 6β 6β¦ 7β₯ 7β 7β£ 10β₯ 10β¦ 10β£ Jβ Jβ¦ Jβ£ Qβ₯ Qβ π Qβ¦ Qβ£.
Redraws [ edit ]
A desirable hand to have in PLO is the current best hand with a redraw. For π example, if the board is Qβ Jβ 10β₯, and the player has Aβ Kβ£ Qβ£ Qβ₯, then not only do π they have the current best hand possible (their ace-king makes the ace-high straight), but they also have a redraw with π the two queens in their hand because if the board pairs, they will make a full house, or four queens. π Aβ Kβ Qβ£ Qβ₯ would be an even better hand because it has flush and royal flush redraws as well. π In fact, with the Qβ Jβ 10β₯ board, Aβ Kβ Qβ£ Qβ₯ is approximately an 80-20 money favorite over a π random hand containing ace-king (see freerolling). Even a pair of queens with any two spades is better than 55-45 against π a random ace-king hand.
Omaha Variations [ edit ]
The most common variations of Pot Limit Omaha high are Five-card Omaha, commonly π referred as "Big O" very popular in Southeastern United States as a home game and Six-card Omaha or 6-O which π can be found in many casinos across the UK. Some online poker rooms support Five-card Omaha, Six-card Omaha and Courchevel.
"Big π O" (occasionally called Five-card Omaha or 5-O) began appearing in Southern California in 2008 and had spread to most of π the card rooms in the area by the end of the year.[citation needed]
Sometimes the high-low split game is played with π a 9 or a 7-high qualifier instead of 8-high. It can also be played with five cards dealt to each π player instead of four. In that case, the same rules for making a hand apply: exactly two from the player's π hand, and exactly three from the board.
Courchevel [ edit ]
Courchevel is named after the high-end ski resort in the French π Alps. According to the urban legend, bored tourists wanted to play a version of poker no-one has ever played before, π so they came up with this game. The place where Courchevel was most commonly played was the Aviation Club de π France in Paris. That casino is now closed.[10]
In the game of Courchevel,[11] players are dealt five hole cards rather than π four. Simultaneously, the first community card is dealt. Following an opening round of betting, two additional community cards are dealt, π creating a 3-card flop, where the structure of the game is then identical to standard Omaha. Still, exactly two of π the five hole cards must be used. Courchevel is popular in France but its popularity has expanded in other parts π of Europe, particularly the United Kingdom. Courchevel is also available in a hi-low 8 or better variety, and while Courchevel π is rarely offered on any of the major online poker sites, as of 2024, hi-low sit-and-go games at the micro π stakes level can be found taking place several times a day on Pokerstars, which had the game since 2013.[12]
See also π [ edit ]
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