How we rank
One point for each Omaha cash game the room runs: PLO with 4 cards, PLO5, PLO6 and Hi-Lo. Ties go to the room with more rakeback from our deal, then to the higher RPW rating. The PLO rake column comes from each room’s official rake table.
PLO, PLO5 and PLO6
In Pot-Limit Omaha you get 4 cards and must use exactly two of them with three from the board. In PLO5 and PLO6 you get 5 or 6 cards, with the same rule. More cards mean stronger hands, more draws and bigger pots. In Hi-Lo, the pot is split between the best high hand and the best low hand.
Rake in Omaha
Omaha pots are bigger, so they reach the rake cap more often than in Hold’em. That makes the cap and the rakeback weigh more by the end of the month. See the poker sites with the lowest rake and work out your return with the rakeback calculator.
Swings and bankroll
Omaha swings more than Hold’em: equities run closer and more pots go all in. Play a stake your bankroll can take and move up slowly.
