Omaha poker is a fantastic poker game derived from the Texas Hold’em Poker.  Omaha poker rules are same as Texas Hold’em Poker Rules with an only exception of the rule on playing the board, because you are required to use two cards from your hand and thee cards on the board. 

	Omaha poker is mostly played hi/lo split and 8-or-better.  You can use any combination of two hole cards and three board cards for the high hand and other or identical combination of two cards and three board cards for the low hand.
	All the players are dealt four hole cards at the beginning of the game. Players can use any combination of the two hole cards and three board cards in order to make a hand. The betting is identical to the Texas Hold’em Poker Game. At the showdown, a complete four card hand must be shown in order to acquire the pot.
	If the first hole card dealt is exposed to all the players, the dealer must shuffle again and the cards will be re-dealt.
	If any other hole card is exposed during the initial deal, the dealer will take that card and replace it with an unseen card.  Now that exposed card will be used as the burn card for the flop.
	All the players are responsible for protecting their hole cards either by placing a marker on top of them or declaring that they are still in the play. If the hole cards of any player are not marked and taken by the dealer, that player will be out of the hand.
	If there is any error while the flop cards are dealt, the dealer will shuffle again and the cards will be re-dealt.
	If any card on the board is turned by the dealer before a betting round is completed, that card will be removed from the play for that round.
	Once a player reveals his hole cards, he/she must not let them to touch any of the board cards. If any of their hole cards is mixed with the board cards, the player’s will be forfeited.