How to play Pot Limit Omaha (full tutorial)

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Hi guys, I'm Eric! Welcome back to CanadaCasino, your guide for online gambling! In today's video, we are going over Pot Limit Omaha. Pot Limit Omaha is one of the most entertaining variations of Poker, which includes 4 cards in your hand instead of 2 like Texas Hold'em.

In North America, the term Omaha refers to several Poker games. The original game is also commonly known as Omaha High, while there are some other variants like a high/low split version called Omaha High/Low, Omaha Eight or Better, or even Omaha Eight. In Europe, Omaha refers to the high version of the game which is played Pot Limit. It is a variant that can be found in various land-based casinos and even online.

The game of Pot Limit Omaha kicks off when each player is dealt 4 cards. From those 4 cards, each player can only use 2 cards to form a hand. Just like Texas Hold'em, there is a dealer button that indicates the order in which each player must take their turn. There are various stages to the game as we shall see down below:

Stage 1 - The Pre-Flop. Before the dealer deals the first 3 community cards, a series of actions must take place, commonly referred to as the Pre-Flop. Just like Texas Hold'em, the game has the small blind and the big blind, while other players can choose to either call, raise or fold.

Stage 2 - The Flop. Once the first 3 community cards are dealt, the second round of betting takes place.

Stage 3 - The Turn. The dealer will draw the 4th community card and start the 3rd round of betting.

Stage 4 - The River. The final community card is drawn and a final round of betting takes place. Once this is completed, there is the showdown, where each player reveals his cards and the one with the strongest hand takes the pot.

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