Deal Cards for Omaha Poker

"So let's look real quickly at an entire hand of Omaha. We're not going to do much betting in this hand, but we are going to have a designated dealer, shown by the dealer button, and Omaha is a hold 'em game, which means that it's typically dealt with blinds instead of antes to force action, which means that there's a small blind, and we'll call the small blind one chip, and a big blind--we'll call that two chips. Now, the cards are dealt with two down cards. The first person to receive a card is a small blind. I'm sorry, four down cards. I was thinking Texas Hold 'Em for a minute. Four down cards. Everybody looks at their starting cards. You know, you're doing this number. You're looking at your four starting cards instead of your two starting cards. You're looking at your cards here. It's a great hand actually. And there's a round of betting. Let's say everybody calls. Thing about Omaha, is what you're doing, is you're using two of your down cards, and three of the cards from the board. And we're going to deal that real quick. Going to burn one card, deal the flop, there's a round of betting--let's say everybody checks. Burn one card, deal the turn. There's a round of betting. We're going to say everybody checks. You burn one card, and you deal the river. And then, you look at the best five card hand using exactly three cards from this board, and two cards from your down cards. Just real quick, as a sample, we'll show that the best hand here is--we're going to play the pair of fours on the board. And that's it. We're going to play the pair of fours, the queen, and the ten and the seven. Three cards from the board, and two cards from my pocket cards."