How to Deal a Pot Limit Omaha Double Board Bomb Pot | Truepokerdealer Tutorial

This video breaks down the basics of dealing a double-board bomb pot for Pot Limit Omaha (PLO) from a dealer's perspective, featuring poker dealing instructor Marc Shumsker (True Poker Dealer). It's a more casual and hands-on guide, designed to show poker dealers the flow of a bomb pot hand. I also cover common scenarios that come up while dealing these hands and share my thoughts on how to handle them. Always follow your poker room supervisor's instructions when you're at work! While some games are all bomb pots, this version of poker is usually played as the first hand for a new dealer in a Pot Limit Omaha game, and occasionally in a No Limit Texas Hold'em cash game. Dealers generally rotate every 30 minutes, so you might deal one of these hands about once every half hour—if at all. 1:15 - The bomb pot is usually the first hand of the dealer down. 2:40 - The ante and the situations related to it. 6:34 - The burn card and info about how many cards to burn and why 7:59 - Stacking the pot in a bomb pot since bomb pot is a split board game 12:04 - First all-in 12:47 - Second all-in 17:08 - Calculating the pot 17:53 - Third all-in 21:44 - Building side pots 23:52 - Counting the stub 24:37 - The Showdown 33:02 - Betting cap - Sometimes the players want to add a betting cap in the bomb pot. Like in a $10/$25 NL Texas Hold'em game, they may want the money to be decided by Texas Hold'em so they may allow a $25 bomb pot, but they may only allow each player to put a cumulative maximum of $1,000 or so into the pot, making it sorta a spread limit hand in a way. 35:21 - Bomb pot button 36:21 - Should folding on a check be allowed in PLO Bomb Pots? 38:37 - Sign up for the full course where you can learn to deal poker right here on YouTube from scratch! This video does not address handling missed blind buttons, as Marc forgot to include that information. If a player has a missed small blind or big blind button, they keep the button in front of their stack and are dealt into the bomb pot without any penalty. Once the game transitions back to a regular cash game, the missed blind button is treated as usual. To gain access to all 38 lessons on how to deal texas hold em, join here:    / @truepokerdealer   www.truepokerdealer.com