Omaha Hold 'em is the poker game Texas Hold' em very much. At first glance, the only difference seems to be, the player shall be assigned four facedown cards instead of two hidden cards and he achieved two uneaten cards and from the three community cards ("Community cards") that have been dealt the best hand needs.

To determine where the dealer must begin with the Karolin, an instrument called a "button", every time a hand is played, passed around. The player directly left of the "button" is "small blind". This is the one who has to put half of the minimum bet. To his left sits the "big blind". This player must put the full amount of the minimum bet. This is to ensure having to use a car with every leaf. This process is identical to that in Texas Hold'em.

Each of the cards is face down ('hole') is dealt. Only the player can see the cards value. In Texas Hold'em you get in this game situation only two cards. Then the betting is done at the table. Players can then choose between 'call' (catch up with the "big blind" or keep up), beat the big blind (raise) or 'fold' (the hand so left). If someone 'raise' offers, then those who have a hand, asked again 'raise' or 'fold' to play.

Is a betting round, the dealer (card dealer) tells of three face-up community cards. This will 'flop' called. Just as in Texas Hold 'em. Another betting round begins. Players can now check ('check': remain without use in the game), set ('bet'), raise or fold. If a player bets ('bet'), the next player can not 'check' play. If a player 'raises' plays, the next player can only 're-raise' or 'fold' play. The decision depends at this point on how it is to uneaten the four cards that only they can see themselves, and their evaluation of the three community cards. Is the setting finished, the dealer draws the fourth community card. This is called 'turn'. Another round of betting follows, players review their situation again and choose whether they check, bet, call, fold, or raise, as in the previous rounds, play. It is worth noting that the actions of the player depends not only on how their cards look like, but also on how the other players evaluate their leaves. For a respective player may behave differently to aggressive or passive players.