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Omaha PokerSimilar to both Omaha Hi/Lo and Texas Hold'em Poker, Omaha Poker requires its 2 to 10 Players to create the best five-card combination from a total of nine cards - the strongest combination winning the pot. As the nine cards are made up of four pocket cards and five community cards, the resulting combinations are stronger than those in other Poker games.How to Play the Game Note: To play Omaha Poker you must have enough credits to place a blind bet and a bet. 1. The Players to the left of the Dealer begin the game by posting blind bets. The Player on the Dealer's left posts a Small Blind bet, and the Player on the Small Blind's left posts a Big Blind bet. Note: The Dealer's position at the table changes after every game. The dealer button (D) shows the Dealer's position at the table. 2. Four pocket cards are dealt to each Player.< BR>3. In the first round, the Player to the Big Blind's left plays first and can either: In the first round betting is capped at one bet and three raises per Player. 4. In the second round, three community cards are dealt. This is called the Flop. A round of betting follows and Players can either: 5. In the third round, a fourth community card is dealt. This is called the Turn. Another round of betting follows. 6. In the fourth round a fifth and final community card is dealt. This is called the River Card. The final round of betting follows. The remaining Players then use two of their pocket cards and three of the community cards to create the best five-card high hand possible. Important: Winning hands must consist of two pocket cards and three community cards. Tips To improve your chances of winning, use the following strategies: ![]() PokerTime Games: Texas Hold’em; Omaha; 5 and 7 Card Stud; multiplayer tables; head-to-head; sit and go; Freeroll; and buy-in tournaments. Progressives: Bad Beat Hold’em; Magic Hands. Are you fanatical about poker? If the answer is yes, then PokerTime is the ultimate place for you to play. PokerTime is the latest addition to the award-winning Fortune Lounge Group of casinos and poker rooms. Using the latest Prima Poker software, PokerTime has a slick and innovative player interface that offers a diverse range of action-packed games, available 24 hours a day. Take on other poker players in Texas Hold’em, Omaha, 5 and 7 Card Stud at head-to-head or multiple player tables. Advanced features allow players to chat, get their play statistics and review table history. PokerTime offers an exciting array of tournaments; players can win a seat at the WSOP, qualify for the World Poker Challenge, claim their share of big cash prizes in $100,000 and $17,500 guaranteed tournaments and hone their skills without any risk in massive Freeroll tournaments. Every poker player has experienced the frustration of a bad beat, but at PokerTime your nerves can rest easy, with their Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot you can win, even if you lose. PokerTime players can also win a $2,500 Magic Hand Jackpot, which is awarded every 4,000,000 hands dealt. PokerTime is passionate about player support. Trained service professionals are available 24/7 via telephone, live chat or email. PokerTime uses the latest 128-bit security encryption, ensuring purchasing peace of mind. Players can bank using their Credit Cards or a range of eight Alternative Payment Methods. Cashing out is just a simple mouse click away at all times. ![]() Virtual City Poker Live Games: This site has 5 Card Stud!! Not many online poker rooms cover this game anymore, but as an old school player, it's great to find a site that not only has it, but also has a whole bunch of players ready and willing to play. Virtual city has all the big games such as Holdem, Omaha and as mentioned above 5 Card and 7 Card Stud. It also has a whole spread of games with heads up action, so if you can find a willing partner, you can sit at a private table and go back and forth. Tournaments: If you had asked me about Tournaments at Virtual City a couple of months ago, I would have told you that the site was all about the ring games, but low and behold, they introduce a multi-table tournament platform. The site has gone up and up since this, with player traffic shooting through the roof. They offer daily freerolls starting at $200 and going up to $3000 (Although you must have played in at least 50 raked hands to qualify for this one). They also run a couple of daily satellites that feed a big end of month tournament, where the prize is usually flights and entry fee into a major land based tourney (yes, we're talking the World Series of Poker or many of the WPT). Not bad on the back on a $15 buy in. In summary because of the tournament spread at Virtual City Poker, the ring games are getting better by the minute and the money is flowing right into my pocket. |
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