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Full Pot-Limit Omaha — 4 hole cards, mandatory 2-of-4 rule, automatic Pot-Limit enforcement. Up to 7 AI opponents across 5 styles. Free, browser-based, no real money.
| Aspect | Hold'em (NLH) | Omaha (PLO) |
|---|---|---|
| Hole cards | 2 | 4 |
| Required use | Flexible | Exactly 2 of 4 + 3 from board |
| Betting structure | No-Limit | Pot-Limit |
| Average AA equity | ~85% | ~67% |
| Variance | Medium | Very high |
Want to dig deeper? Read our Omaha poker guide, hand rankings, Pot Odds.
Open the "Play Poker vs AI" page, choose PLO (Pot-Limit Omaha), set the number of opponents (up to 7), blinds and AI style per seat, then hit "Start". Full Omaha rules: 4 hole cards, mandatory 2 hole cards + 3 board cards. Pot-Limit only.
In Hold'em you get 2 hole cards and can combine any of them with the board. In Omaha you get 4 hole cards, but you must build your hand from exactly 2 hole cards + 3 board cards. Omaha also runs Pot-Limit: max raise equals current pot size, not the unlimited all-in you see in NLH.
The engine builds all 60 combinations (6 pairs from 4 hole cards × 10 triples from 5 board cards) and picks the best per Omaha rules. The Shark uses multi-way equity because drawing hands are worth more in Omaha than Hold'em.
In Pot-Limit the max raise equals pot size after the current call. The system computes max-raise automatically and caps the bet slider accordingly. No unlimited preflop all-ins as in NLH.
Omaha is much closer equity-wise than Hold'em — a 55/45 becomes 52/48. Playing vs AI helps you get used to equity thinking, wraps, blockers and nut potential, without risking a real stack.
Yes. The table is portrait-optimized (100dvh), all 4 hole cards are clearly shown, action buttons are thumb-sized and cards are animated. No download required.
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