What are the odds of hitting your flush draw?
Learn how to count your outs, compare flop and turn probabilities, recognize backdoor draws, and use the rule of 2 and 4.
Read the flush-draws guideA little help for your next hand.
Our group plays No-Limit Hold'em, four-card Omaha, and five-card Omaha. This is your starting point for poker questions and playing online with ClubWPT and ClubWPT Gold.
Poker guides
Know your game
The key difference: how many hole cards you receive and how you use them.
NLH
No-Limit Hold'em
Make your best five-card hand using any combination of your hole cards and the five community cards. You can use two, one, or none of your hole cards.
PLO4
Pot-Limit Omaha
Make your best five-card hand with exactly two of your four hole cards and exactly three community cards. The maximum bet is limited by the pot size.
PLO5
Five-card Pot-Limit Omaha
You receive an extra hole card, but still use exactly two hole cards and exactly three community cards. Betting follows the pot-limit format.
Omaha flush reminder: you need two hole cards of the flush suit and three community cards of that suit. The current flush-draws guide covers NLH; its probabilities should not be applied directly to PLO4 or PLO5.
Playing online
We play on ClubWPT and ClubWPT Gold, using both browser and download versions. Start with our computer guide if tables feel slow or you have trouble running both platforms together. Platform-specific setup guides are coming soon.
Computer requirements & performance
Can your computer handle ClubWPT and ClubWPT Gold together? Compare practical hardware targets and learn what to check when tables freeze, lag, or disconnect.
Read the computer guideClubWPT
- Browser version: getting started, signing in, and loading tables.
- Download version: installation, updates, and opening the poker client.
ClubWPT Gold
- Browser version: getting started, signing in, and loading tables.
- Download version: installation, updates, and opening the poker client.