Omaha Live Arena: Four-Card Poker, Real Tables, Real Action

In Omaha, each player receives four private cards instead of two. You must use exactly two of those four cards, combined with exactly three community board cards, to make your final hand.

Pot-limit Omaha caps each raise at the current pot size. You cannot over-bet the pot, which means hand sizes grow steadily and players must track the pot accurately before each action.

A runout refers to the remaining community cards dealt after the flop or turn. In Omaha Live Arena, some tables allow all-in players to negotiate a double runout to reduce variance on big pots.

A wrap draw is an Omaha straight draw using more than four outs. Because you hold four hole cards, connecting with the board can create draws to thirteen or more straight outs in a single hand.

The nut hand is the strongest possible holding given the board. In Omaha, the nuts change frequently across streets because all four hole cards create more combinations than a two-card hold'em hand.

A side pot forms when one player is all-in and others continue betting. The all-in player contests only the main pot; the remaining chips form a separate side pot that only the active players can win.