Betting begins the third player to the left of the dealer. Each player is allowed to fold, call, raise or check. This part of the game is called pre-flop (the first betting round). After all the bets are placed, the flop is dealt. That’s how the three community cards are called. The flop is dealt face up and the players are allowed to use it in order to make combinations. After that there is another betting round.  After the betting round, another community card is dealt face up. This card is called Turn.(The betting rounds are exactly the same as in Omaha hold’em). Then the last community card is dealt face up. This card is called River. Players with the highest and the lowest hands win and split the pot. The highest combination is considered the Royal flush (ace-high straight flush). Low combination are allowed to have only cards lower than 8 and no pair. The most famous and the best low hand is A, 2, 3, 4, 5 known as “wheel”. The lowest hand is always to be determined by the highest card in it. There are two pots in Omaha Hi/Lo – one for the highest poker hand and one for the low poker hand. For both hands, a player can use different cards and can win both pots! So the main goal in Omaha High/Low is to win the low and the high pot together! Winning both pots is known as “scooping the pot”. Many players try to win either the high or the low pot, which is known as “quartering’.  Remember, in order to form a hand of five cards, you must use two hole cards (of four) and three community cards (of five). That means that nobody can form flush unless there are at least three community cards of the same suit on the table or full house unless there is a pair among the community cards.