Double Board Bomb Pot - Omaha

Can be played with 4, 5, or 6 hole cards.

Unless otherwise stated, Double Board Bomb Pot - Omaha is a split pot variant of Omaha High where there will be two separate boards and the best high hand for each of the boards will split the pot at showdown.

• This variant can also be played as "Ultimate Hi-Lo" where the highest high hand and the lowest low hand from the two boards split the pot.

To learn how to play each game individually, please click the links below:
Omaha High
Omaha Hi-Lo
Double Board - Omaha

How it’s Dealt:

Pre-Flop: After the dealer has collected the antes, players receive all of their hole cards. There is no additional betting at this time.
The Flop: After the pre-flop action is complete, the dealer will burn a single card and then deal a standard three-card flop, followed immediately by another standard three-card flop underneath starting two separate boards.
The Turn: Once betting on the flop is complete, the dealer will burn a single card and deal a turn card for the top board and a turn card for the bottom board.
The River: When betting action is completed for the turn, the dealer will burn a single card and deal a river card for the top board and a river card for the bottom board, completing both boards.

Showdown:

If the game is played as single winner, the player with the best five-card poker hand using exactly two cards from their hand and three cards from only one of the boards wins the entire pot. In the event of identical winning hands, the pot will be equally divided between the players with the any odd chips being awarded to the player in the worst position.

If the game is a double winner, half the pot is awarded to the player with the best hand using the top board and the other half is awarded to the player with the best hand using the bottom board. In the event of two or more players having the same hands, the pot halves will be split accordingly. In the event of an odd chip during the split, it is awarded to the hand that wins the top board. In the event of an odd chip during the split of either the top or bottom board, it is awarded to the first active player immediately clockwise from the button.