Omaha High Poker is very similar to Texas Hold'em Poker, but instead of two hole cards in Texas Hold'Em, Omaha High has four hole cards. It is also known by several names, as Omaha Hold'em or simply Omaha, although Omaha can refer to several other poker variants as well depending on the locality. But to avoid ambiguity, the name Omaha High is generally preferred when only high hands are used.

In Omaha High, each player is dealt with four hole cards and must make his best hand using exactly two of his Hole cards, and exactly three of the five community cards to make a 5-card poker hand. The betting pattern (blinds, ante) and layout of the community cards (fourth street, river) is similar to Texas hold 'em.

Here's a game example on how to play Omaha High:

• The game starts with the blind bets posted by two players to the left of the dealer, the small blind and the big blind.

• All players are dealt with four face-down cards, also known as hole cards or pocket cards. The player directly at the left side of the dealer puts out the small blind. He can call the bet, raise the bet, or fold. while the second to the dealer's left puts out the big blind. Then the betting continues around each player in the table, clockwise.

• After the betting round is completed, three face-up cards, known as the flop, are dealt in the center of the table or board. These cards are referred to as the community cards. Players can use these cards in combination with their hole cards to make the best hand.

• After the flop, a second betting round begins, typically with the player to the dealer's left, who can choose to check or bet.

• A fourth face-up card is added to the community cards, also known as the fourth street or the turn card.

• Another betting round begins after the turn, again with the player to the dealer's left, who can choose to check or bet.

• A fifth face-up card is added to the community cards, known as the river. At this point, all players must use three community cards in combination of two of their hole cards to make the best hand.

• A final betting round begins, again with the player to the dealer's left. After the betting round, a showdown begins where players will compare their hands to determine the winning hand. Five card hands are created by using exactly two cards of the player's hand, and exactly three cards from the community cards. To qualify for winning a pot, all four of a player's cards must be shown. If only two cards are shown and the other two are discarded, your hand is dead and you lose claim to the pot.

Winning Hands in Omaha High are fundamentally similar with most Poker, except with Hi-Lo variations of the game. The best hole cards in Omaha High Poker is Ace-Ace-King-Queen double-suited.

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