Community Card Game · Blinds · 0-2 Card Draw · Split Pot (Draw / Omaha) · 7 Players Max · aka "Draw2maha"
Dra2maha (also called Draw2maha) is a split-pot game that combines a 5-card draw hand with an Omaha hand. Each player receives five "Individual" cards and the pot is split between the best draw hand (using all five individual cards) and the best Omaha hand (using exactly 2 individual cards + exactly 3 community cards). After the flop, players may draw 0, 1, or 2 cards — not all five like in Dramaha. This tighter draw constraint means starting hand quality matters more.
Step through a live deal — watch the draw improve Hero's flush while Player 2 locks up the Omaha pot.
IMPORTANT: The draw limit is 0, 1, or 2 cards — you CANNOT draw 3 or more. This is the key distinction from Dramaha. For the Omaha hand, players must use EXACTLY 2 individual cards + EXACTLY 3 community cards.
2–7 players.
Five face-down Individual cards are dealt to each player. These cards serve double duty: all five form your Draw hand, and exactly two of them combine with three community cards to form your Omaha hand.
After the flop and the flop betting round, each player may discard and replace 0, 1, or 2 of their individual cards. You cannot draw 3 or more — this is the key distinction from Dramaha. Standing pat (drawing 0) or drawing just 1 card is often the strategic move.
Pre-Flop → Flop (3 community cards) → Flop Bet → Draw (0-2 cards) → Turn → Turn Bet → River → River Bet → Showdown