New Games At Pokerstars – Courchevel & 5 Card Omaha

Pokerstars has once again added some new card games to their already extensive selection. Courchevel poker & 5 Card Omaha were recently added to the Poker Stars software. These two games are variants of Omaha poker and they are almost identical. The only difference between 5 Card Omaha poker and Courchevel is that the first of five community cards is flipped face up before betting. It makes me wonder why Pokerstars didn’t just pick one or the other. Just like regular Omaha poker there are tables for 5 Card Omaha and 5 Card Omaha Hi Lo. The same is true for the other game: Courchevel and Courchevel Hi Lo. Online poker players at Pokerstars.com already seem to have picked which new card game they prefer as there are more active real money 5 Card Omaha and 5 Card Omaha Hi Lo tables running right now than real money Courchevel games. In fact, the Courchevel cash game tables and even the play money tables are empty. It would not surprise me if Poker Stars removed Courchevel and decided to run with Five Card Omaha, innhold fra.

Full Tilt Poker and Pokerstars are both owned by the Rational Group. They have kept Fulltilt separate from Pokerstars but players can send money between the two rooms. Full Tilt Poker also offers these two new games plus you can now play Irish poker at Full Tilt Poker. Pokerstars does not offer Irish poker at the time of this posting but that could change in the coming weeks.

US players at Pokerstars cannot play for real money in 2013 so that is unfortunate because I would love to play both 5 Card Omaha and Courchevel. Here is an overview of the options for playing Courchevel at 5 Card Omaha at Pokerstars. Americans can play poker at Bovada or Bet Online, the best US online casinos, sports books and poker rooms in 2013.

Five Card Omaha Poker:

$1.50 & $3.50 5 Card Omaha sitngos
Twenty 5 Card Omaha & 5 Card Omaha Hi Lo tournaments every day. Buy-ins for these MTTs are mostly $2.20 but Pokerstars is running a SCOOP event for both games.
There are currently 12 Five Card Omaha and 16 Five Card Omaha HL real money ring tables available in the pot limit format. The table stakes start at $.10/.25 and go as high as $1,000/2,000.

Courchevel Poker:

$1.50 & $3.50 Courchevel sitngos and two satellites to the Courchevel SCOOP events. The buy-ins for these feeders are $28 and $238.
Twenty Courchevel & Courchevel Hi Lo tournaments every day. Buy-ins for these MTTs are mostly $2.20 but Pokerstars is running a SCOOP event for both games.
There are currently 12 Courchevel and 16 Courchevel HL real money ring tables available in the pot limit format. The table stakes start at $.10/.25 and go as high as $1,000/2,000 for the HL version and $200/400 for regular Courchevel.

Play 5 Card Omaha & Courchevel At Pokerstars

You can play 5 Card Omaha and Courchevel at Pokerstars and a claim a big bonus for doing so. Using our Pokerstars link, marketing code and bonus code in 2013 will give you access to the following bonuses and perks:

$20 instant cash credit
100% bonus up to $600 on your first 3 deposits.
Entry into four $1,000 private tournaments per day for 31 days.

To claim this free money and start playing Courchevel or 5 Card Omaha just follow these directions:

Visit Pokerstars
While creating a new account enter the marketing code PSP11820.
Use the bonus code FREE20 for the $20 instant cash credit and the bonus code STARS600 on future deposits for the $600 bonuses and MTT tickets.

5 Card Omaha Rules – How To Play Courchevel

These card games are so alike that I will explain how to play them both at the same time. In both new poker games you will be dealt five hole cards and there will be five community cards. You have to use two of your hole cards and 3 community cards. The dealing and betting is done the same way as Holdem or Omaha. The only exception is with Courchevel. After you receive your hole cards the dealer will flip one community card up and the flop will consist of two cards.