A variety of hold'em in which players receive 4 hole cards and must use exactly two of them, together with 3 of the 5 board cards, to make a hand.

Siouan Indians of northeastern Nebraska, 1804, perhaps from Omaha umaha, perhaps literally "upstream (people), against the flow."

City of about 500,000 people(42nd biggest city in the US) with a big indie scene, great concerts, great weed, lots of STDs, one of the top five zoos in the world, home of the college world series, the [..]

original home of Bright Eyes, 311, Jamie King, Henry Fonda, the college world series, best zoo in the country, and many more...great place to live

Mecca for indie kids. Home of Saddle Creek.

A tumor on Nebraska's ass that will eventually consume the state.

Omaha is the new Seattle.

a great city. not very big, but you'd be surprised. lot's of indie kids and artsy types especially downtown.plenty of gooood weed and friendly people. :)

Located on the far right side of Nebraska, has a zoo, stadium, oh and the amazing Quest Center. 1. Only city in Nebraska that's awesome to live in. Has some crazy weather, but it's wor [..]

A city in Nebraska that, despite popular belief, is a rather large city. The largest high school is Omaha Central High School, which has approximately 2500 kids, and is extremely ethnically diverse. I [..]

The city where they ride tractors to work and on Friday nights the teenagers play "spit-in-the-can"

(n) a member of the Siouan people formerly living in the Missouri river valley in northeastern Nebraska(n) largest city in Nebraska; located in eastern Nebraska on the Missouri river; a major transpor [..]

Code name for one of the US Normandy beach landing areas used on D-Day, the site was between Coleville and Vierville

A poker game played with four hole cards. Two of the hole cards and three community cards must be used to form a hand. Apart from that, the rules of the game are identical to Texas Hold'em.