Community Card Game · Blinds · Omaha · Split Pot (Board A / Board B) · 9 Players Max
Double-Board Omaha combines the complexity of Omaha with the excitement of two simultaneous community boards. Each player receives four hole cards and must use exactly 2 hole cards + exactly 3 community cards — evaluated independently against each board. The pot splits between the best high hand on Board A and the best high hand on Board B. Scoop both boards to win everything.
Step through a live deal — two boards run simultaneously and the pot splits at showdown.
2–9 (typically 6–8)
4 hole cards to each player. Then two separate community boards are dealt simultaneously, each following the standard Omaha structure:
Players must use EXACTLY 2 of their 4 hole cards + EXACTLY 3 community cards — evaluated independently against each board. This is the core Omaha rule and it applies to every board independently.
Board A (5 cards) and Board B (5 cards) each follow the standard flop/turn/river structure. Players use their same 4 hole cards against both boards, but select the best 2-card combination from their hand for each board separately.
The pot is divided equally between two winners:
If the same player wins both boards, they scoop the entire pot.