Omaha
Pot-limit poker for play chips: four cards of your own, and the hand is exactly two of them and three from the table.
- 2–10 players
- 15–60 min
- Card game
- Poker
- Play chips
Free during the beta, no ads and nothing to download. Play in the browser on a computer, tablet or phone.
How to play
Poker with four cards of your own and the pot as the cap on raises (pot limit). The hand is exactly two of your cards and three from the table. Play for play chips.
- It plays like Texas Hold'em: blinds, four betting rounds and five cards on the table. Everyone starts with as many play chips, and whoever ends up with them all wins.
- You get four cards instead of two. Your hand is always exactly two of your four cards and exactly three of the table’s five. Four hearts on the table and one in your hand is no flush.
- Pot limit: a raise is at least as big as the last one (or the big blind) and at most as big as the whole pot after you have called.
- On your turn you can fold, check (if nobody has bet), call or raise. If only one is left, they take the pot; otherwise the best hand wins.
- If someone is all in with fewer chips, they can only win the main pot; the rest is a side pot for the others. Equal hands split the pot.
- The hands, best first: royal straight flush, straight flush, four of a kind, full house, flush, straight, three of a kind, two pair, pair, high card.
Good to know
Raising
The size buttons go up to the pot, which is the most you may raise. Choose an amount and tap Raise.
Your hand
Under your cards it says what you have right now, counted with exactly two of your cards.
Keys
C checks or calls, F folds, Enter goes to the next hand.
Vs computer
Choose 1–5 opponents and how hard they are. A win gives experience points and shows on the top list.
With friends
Set up a table and share the code, or invite a friend from Spelbordet’s start page. If someone leaves, a computer player takes over.
Tournament or cash game
In a tournament the blinds rise and whoever runs out of chips is out. In a cash game the blinds stay: out of chips you buy in again, and you can stand up between hands. The ledger shows what each won or lost.
Playing for coins
Against the computer you can stake coins from your wallet on a tournament. Prizes are paid by your place. Coins never go between players.
Out
When you go out you see your place. Against the computer you can let the computers play the rest at once.
Replay a hand
Tap Replay this hand after a hand, or pick Replay the hands in the game menu. There you step through the last ten hands. You see your own cards and the cards that were shown at the table.
House rules
Run it twice, rabbit hunt and bomb pot are chosen on the start page.
Questions and answers
How do you play Omaha?
Pot-limit poker for play chips: four cards of your own, and the hand is exactly two of them and three from the table. The full rules are above.
How many can play Omaha?
2–10 players.
How long does a game of Omaha take?
About 15–60 minutes.
Can you play Omaha without an account?
No, Omaha needs an account on Spelbordet. The game is for players aged 18 or over.
Can you play Omaha on a phone?
Yes. The game runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. There is nothing to download.
Does it cost anything to play Omaha here?
No. Spelbordet is free during the beta and has no ads.