Jimmy-Ha

• Poker with 5 Community Cards

• Best 5 card poker hand

• Number of players: 2-9

• Stakes: Pot Limit (typical), No Limit , Fixed

• Wild cards: no

Overview

• Players are dealt six cards and will separate them into a Texas Hold Em hand and an Omaha Hi/Low hand.

• The pot will be split between 2 or 3 winners (Texas Hold Em, Omaha High, Omaha Low (if there are qualified hands).

• For the two Omaha hands, players must play exactly 2 hole cards and 3 community cards.

• For the Texas Hold’em hand, players may play 0-2 of their hole cards.

How To Play

• Each player is dealt six cards face down, starting with the player to the left of the dealer.

• Players separate their hands into a 2-card Texas Hold Em hand and a 4-card Omaha Hi/Lo hand.

• There is a round of betting where each player can fold, call, or raise. Betting starts left of the dealer or left of the big blind.

• Community cards are dealt as a three card street (flop), a one card street (turn) and a one card street (river) with betting rounds following each street.  A "burn" card is dealt before each street.

Determining the Winner

• Omaha Low:  A low hand must qualify for there to be a split pot. Low hands do not count straights or flushes. A qualifying low hand can be no better than 8-high (5 unpaired cards that are and 8 or lower.  Aces can be used as the lowest card.  The best possible low hand is A-2-3-4-5 ("the wheel") and the worst possible low hand is 4-5-6-7-8.  A player must use 2 of their hole cards.

• Omaha High: The best five-card poker using exactly two hole cards and three community cards. Different combinations of cards can be used by a player to make separate high and low hands.

• Texas Hold Em: The best five-card poker hand using any number of hole cards and community card combinations of five.