Omaha Hi, and Omaha Hi-Lo are played similarly to Texas Hold'em. Each player puts in their blinds, and five community cards are placed in the center of the table. The main difference is that each player is dealt four cards instead of two. Players MUST use two, and only two cards form their hole cards, and three cards from the community cards to make a five card hand. In Omaha Hi, the player(s) with the best five card hand are awarded the pot.

Omaha Hi-Lo is a split pot game where the highest hand wins, and the lowest hand wins. To make a "low," players need five cards of different rank that are 8 or lower. Aces may be high or low. Low hands are not always possible, and players may make both the high hand, and the low hand. Players may use different hole cards to make the high and the low. Example: You hold A,3,9,10 of no particular suit. The community cards are 2,4,6,7,8. You have a low hand of 6,4,3,2,A. Using your other two cards, you have a high hand of 6,7,8,9,10 for a straight. You are encouraged to ask a dealer or Customer Service Rep. if you need any further assistance.