Omaha Live Arena — Pot-Limit Tables, Real Dealers

Pot-limit means your maximum bet or raise at any point is capped at the current total pot size. It controls aggression and keeps the hand structure distinct from no-limit formats.

Hole cards are the four private cards dealt face-down to each player. In Omaha, exactly two of those four must be used to form your final five-card hand — unlike Texas Hold'em.

The board refers to the five community cards the dealer places face-up — three on the flop, one on the turn, one on the river. You combine exactly two hole cards with three board cards.

A core Omaha rule: you must use exactly two of your four hole cards and exactly three community cards. Using one, three or all four hole cards is not permitted regardless of hand strength.

A showdown happens when two or more players remain after the final betting round. Each player reveals their hole cards; the dealer confirms who used exactly two to form the strongest hand.

RTP (Return to Player) in live poker reflects the theoretical percentage returned to players over many hands, accounting for the house rake. We display it only where our provider publishes it.