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The rules of Omaha are very similar to those of Texas Hold’em. There are only two differences: 1. Each player receives four hole cards, instead of two. 2. One must use *exactly* three community cards and two hole cards to make one’s hand. The second difference is confusing for most beginners. These examples show how it works.
