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POT-LIMIT OMAHA · FREE PLAY CHIPS

Free Pot-Limit Omaha, live tables

Pot-Limit Omaha is the second most played poker game in the world and the one with the biggest pots: four cards of your own, exactly two of them in your hand, and bets up to the size of the pot. Join a live table, open one for your friends, or practice against the computer.

  • Four cards each
  • Use exactly two
  • Bets up to the pot
  • 2 to 6 players

Live Omaha tables

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Open one and send your friends the link (computer players can fill the empty seats), or start a practice table below in one tap.

PRACTICE TABLES · ALWAYS OPEN

  • Omaha practice

    PLOYou against 1 to 5 computer players

    You + up to 5Always open · starts at once

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How Pot-Limit Omaha is played

Read the full rules
  1. 1

    Four cards each

    Everyone gets four cards face down, with the same button, blinds and betting rounds as Hold'em.

  2. 2

    Two plus three

    Your hand is exactly two of your four cards with exactly three of the five on the board. Never one, never three.

  3. 3

    Pot-limit betting

    A bet can be as big as the pot. To raise, add your call to the pot, then raise by that much. The Pot button works it out.

  4. 4

    Aim for the nuts

    With four cards each, strong hands are common: one pair rarely wins, and the best possible hand matters.

QUESTIONS

Omaha at Felt Saga: what people ask

Is Omaha at Felt Saga really free?

Yes. Every seat is played with play chips that have no cash value: you can never buy them, cash them out or win money. New players get 10,000 chips to start, and practice tables hand out their own chips.

What is the two plus three rule?

Your five-card hand must use exactly two of your four cards and exactly three from the board. Four hearts on the board with one heart in your hand is not a flush, and a straight on the board is not your straight.

How big can a bet be in Pot-Limit Omaha?

Up to the pot. If someone has bet, first add your call to the pot, then you may raise by that new total: with 100 in the pot and a bet of 100, the most you can bet is 400 in all.

Do I need to download anything?

No. Felt Saga runs in the browser on a computer, a tablet or a phone. On a phone the table turns to landscape and fills the screen, and you can add the site to your home screen like an app.

Can I play Omaha with my friends?

Yes. Open a room, choose the blinds and the starting stack, and send the link. Friends sit down, press Ready, and you deal. Computer players can fill any empty seats.

Can I play against the computer?

Yes, at a practice table: you against 1 to 5 computer players, each with a style of their own, who adjust to how you play. It starts in one tap and never touches your bankroll.

Is the shuffle fair?

Every deck is shuffled on the server with a cryptographic random number generator, and no player's cards ever reach another player's screen until they are shown at the showdown.

ALSO ON THE TABLES

No-Limit Hold'em

Two cards each · Best five of seven · Bet up to your stack · 2 to 6 players

See the Hold'em tables