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• Either click on the Play Now button above or look below and select the room that you wish to play in. The game will open in a new window.
• In the new window, scroll down through the list and select a table that is available. Click Join. Or create a new table by clicking on the Create Table button located in the control panel box.
• When the new table is created and you have a partner ready to play, click on Start and wait for your partner's confirmation.

• The flashing arrow above your cards means that it is your turn to bid.
• If you wish to fold, click the “Fold” button. If you wish to check, click the “Check” button.
• The third button on the screen will say either “Bet to:” or “Raise to:”.
• Next to the “Bet to:”/”Raise to:” button is a field where you can enter any dollar amount. If you wish to “bet” or “raise the bet”, click on this field, then use your keyboard to enter the amount you would like to bet to or raise to, then click on the “Bet to:”/”Raise to:” button.
• The amount of money currently in the pot is displayed to the right of the community cards.
• The current bid amount is displayed to the left of the community cards.
• After each hand is played, the amount you have won or lost will be displayed in parenthesis above your cards.
• After each hand is played, you must chose whether to stop the game by clicking Stop, or continue by clicking Continue.

Omaha High Poker is a variation of poker in which each player receives four of their own cards and then uses a combination of the just two of these cards and the five community cards to form a hand. The player with the best hand wins.

At the start of the game, four cards are dealt to every player. This is followed by the first round of betting among the players. All bets go into a pot. Next, the dealer reveals three community cards. This is followed by a second round of betting. Then a fourth community card is revealed, followed by another round of betting. Finally, the fifth community card is revealed and there is one final round of betting. After the final round of betting, the player with the best five card set wins the pot. Note: players must use only 2 of their 4 own cards and exactly 3 of the community cards to form a hand.