Before playing pot-limit Omaha on BigCash, you must select a
tournament based on a specific entry fee. Once you click play, you will join a table.
The game proceeds in the following stages;
Pre-flop
After players receive the four-hole cards, the player to the
left of the big blind starts the round. This player will call, raise, or fold on the big
blind. After they make a move, the game proceeds clockwise around the table. In Omaha
poker, the player on the big blind plays last—this round ends when the players go to the
flop stage.
The
Flop
At the flop, the dealer (D) will issue three community cards
on the table to start a fresh round. The small blind will go first in all other rounds
after the flop if they are still active on the table. Players can check (not put money
in the pot) or contribute. The other players have the option to call, raise or fold. If
players are still on the table, the game proceeds to the 'turn.'
The
Turn
Upon completing the flop round in pot-limit Omaha, the
dealer hands one community card facing up. The big blind plays first and contributes
more money to the pot. If two or more players are left on the table, players will move
to the 'river' stage.
The
River
The dealer will issue the last community card to each
player. This, in poker terms, is called the 'fifth street.' The big blind will check,
and the cutoff player may choose to check back. These two players will proceed to the
showdown, where players will reveal their hands to decide the winner.