- PokerBet introduces a new poker variation, 7-Card Omaha, powered by Connective Games.
- 7-Card Omaha is available at cash game limits ranging from $0.25/$0.50 to $2.5/$5 and is played at 5-max tables.
- PokerBet joins the ranks of few operators offering 7-Card Omaha, including Stretch Network and GromPoker.
- PokerBet, formerly PokerMatch, operates sites in Eastern Europe and India, sharing the same player pool.
PokerBet, formerly PokerMatch, has pushed the boundaries of poker with the introduction of 7-Card Omaha, powered by Connective Games. PokerBet operates two sites, one focused on Eastern Europe, the other in India, both sharing the same player pool.
As the name would imply, 7-Card Omaha is played similarly to the standard Omaha, except that players are dealt seven hole cards instead of four. The game proceeds as usual, with a flop, turn, and river, adhering to the Pot Limit structure.
Much like traditional Omaha, this variant requires players to use two hole cards and three community cards to form their final hand.
As per PokerGuru, an Indian poker media outlet first to report the game’s launch, 7-Card Omaha is available at cash game limits ranging from $0.25/$0.50 to $2.5/$5 and is played at 5-max tables.
