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Pot-limit caps your maximum raise at the current size of the pot. It prevents all-in shoves on every street and keeps hand values more about reading the board than raw chip pressure.

Each player receives four private cards. Unlike Texas Hold'em, you must use exactly two of those four cards combined with exactly three community cards to form your final hand.

When one player is all-in with fewer chips than others still betting, a side pot forms for the remaining action. The all-in player contests only the main pot they contributed to.

The nuts is the strongest possible hand given the current board. In Omaha, the nuts changes more often per street than in Hold'em because four hole cards create more potential combinations.

A rainbow board has three or four different suits across the community cards. It reduces flush draw possibilities, generally favouring players holding strong straight or set combinations instead.

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