The Stakes The stakes are tied directly to the game type you select. In both the Pot Limit (PL)* and No Limit (NL)* games, the stakes represent the amounts posted as the blinds. For a Pot Limit (PL)* Cash game, using a $5/$10 stakes example: $5 will the Small Blind, $10 will be the Big Blind. Most of the times, players will sit at the table with a stack equivalent to 100X the Big Blind, in this case $1,000. The Cap In Omaha, each round of betting can consist of one bet and has a maximum of three allowable raises, known as the cap. So, if a bet is made, that bet can only be raised three times, after which all players must call or fold. However, if only two players remain in the hand the cap is increased to a maximum of five raises. In both the Pot Limit (PL)* and No Limit (NL)* games, the stakes represent the amounts posted as the blinds. The Blinds The blinds are mandatory bets posted by two players at the start of each hand, before any cards are dealt. The player directly to the left of the dealer posts the small blind, it is equal to the small stake. The player to the left of the small blind posts the big blind, the big stake. Let's return to the example of the $5/$10 stakes again: The big blind posts $5. In a $5/$10 ‘Pot Limit/No Limit’ game, the small blind posts $5,