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Jade Omaha Hi-Lo

Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo: four cards, and the pot is split between the best high and the best low. Chase the scoop on jade-green felt.

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Table settings

Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-LoGame
25/50Small / big blind
1,000–5,000Buy-in (20–100 big blinds)
9Seats per table
20s + 30sTime to act + time bank
No rakeThe winner keeps the whole pot
PvP + AIPlayers, AI fills empty seats
All levelsEveryone plays together
Emoji + textChat
30sWait for players before the first hand

Each table waits 30 seconds for players after the first one sits down, then AI opponents fill any empty seats. Don't want to wait? Skip it and AI opponents take the empty seats (with other players at the table, everyone has to agree).

All amounts are credits. Credits have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn.

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Table 1

When every seat is taken, another table opens automatically.

How to play Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo

Omaha where the best high hand and the best low hand share the pot.

A hand, step by step

  1. The two players to the left of the dealer button post the small and big blind.
  2. Everyone gets four private cards. Pre-flop betting starts with the player left of the big blind: fold, call or raise.
  3. The flop: three shared cards face up. Betting starts with the first player still in, left of the button.
  4. The turn: a fourth shared card, then a betting round.
  5. The river: a fifth shared card, then the last betting round.
  6. Showdown: exactly two of your cards and exactly three from the board, for the high and (separately) for the low. The best hand wins the pot; equal hands split it.

Betting

Pot limit: the most you can bet or raise is the size of the pot (counting your call first).

Which hand wins

Hi-Lo: the pot is split between the best high hand and the best low hand. A low needs five cards of different ranks, 8 or lower (aces count low; straights and flushes don't spoil a low). If nobody has a low, the high hand wins everything. One hand can win both halves ("scoop").

Tips

  • A-2 is the best start for the low.
  • Aim to win both halves: half a pot rarely pays for chasing.

At the table, open the menu → Rules & hand rankings to read these rules any time.