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Bridgewater

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TLDR

Omaha in which players may use anywhere from zero to three of their hole cards. Dealt with either four or five hole cards.

Forced Money

The game is played with a button and blinds.

Dealing Procedure

Each player is dealt either four or five cards face down, depending on which version is being played, followed by a round of betting at the small bet limit.

Three community cards are placed face up. This is followed by a round of betting at the small bet limit.

One additional community card is placed face up. This is followed by a round of betting at the big bet limit.

One additional community card is placed face up. This is followed by a round of betting at the big bet limit. This is followed by a showdown.

Evaluating the Showdown

The best high five-card hand wins the pot. Hands are made using zero, one, two, or three cards from each player’s hand and the remaining cards from the board.

Notes

Compare Irish, in which players may use zero, one, or two hole cards, and Omaha, in which players must use exactly two.