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OmahaOmaha poker is really similar to Texas Hold'em, but the big difference is that players are dealt four hole cards instead of two, and must make their best five-card poker hand using ONLY two of their hole cards and ONLY three of the community cards. Everyone antes and each player is dealt their four cards face-down, the hole cards. A button is used to show who the dealer is for the round, and it shifts in a clockwise motion from player to player after each round. The player to the left of the dealer posts what's called the Small Blind (half of the minimum bet), and the player to the left of that posts the Big Blind (equal to a full bet). Players can then look at their cards and betting begins to the left of the player who posted the Big Blind. Because the blinds are considered bets, players have the option of checking, calling, raising or folding. This is known as the Pre-Flop. After betting is over, the dealer burns a card and then lays down three cards face-up in the middle of the table. This is called the Flop, and they are community cards that any player can use. After this comes another round of betting, starting with the player to the left of the dealer this time and from now on. The dealer burns another card and then lays down another one face-up, called the Turn card or Fourth Street. At this point, if you aren't playing a No Limit or Pot Limit betting structure, the minimum bets are doubled and another round of betting occurs. Another card is burned, and the final community card is laid, called the River or Fifth Street. There is a final round of betting and then the Showdown where players still in the game show their cards and what hands they've made.
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