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Only Friends on ClubGG: Omaha and MTT Record

A source-limited Only Friends profile separating reported tournaments and PLO5/PLO6 card counts from unverified current games.

Directory record retrieved 31 August 2026; a similarly named Club page checked 27 September does not verify the full Union.

What the Only Friends entry reports

The directory associates an Israeli Only Friends Union with tournaments, PLO5 and PLO6. A branded Club page mentions broader Hold’em, Omaha and tournament categories, but is not proof that every reported Union variant is presently offered.

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Format labels in the Only Friends record describe different axes
TopicDated record or ruleLimit or current check
TournamentAn event structure was reported.Check the current entry, blind levels and event rules; the game itself may vary.
PLO5Five-card Omaha was named.Check the table’s card count and exactly-two-hole-card selection rule.
PLO6Six-card Omaha was named.The label alone does not tell you whether it is a ring game or tournament.

Game variant and event structure answer different questions

PLO5 and PLO6 describe the number of hole cards dealt in an Omaha variant. Tournament describes how an event advances through entries, blinds and elimination. An Omaha variant can be used in either a continuing ring game or a tournament, so the directory’s list should not be read as a table-by-table schedule.

In both ordinary variants, the five-card hand uses exactly two hole cards and three board cards. The additional hole card changes the choices available, but does not establish who plays, how often, or which structure is active.

A Club page has a narrower reach

A named Club’s own description may help identify that Club’s interests. It cannot, by itself, authenticate the whole Union roster or the precise PLO5/PLO6 claims in another directory. Match the in-app hierarchy before joining these source statements.

What to check for Only Friends Union

  • Confirm the full Club and Union names shown in the app.
  • Read the current event or table rules for both structure and Omaha card count.

Sources and dates

The commercial directory was retrieved 31 August 2026 and checked again 27 September. A same-name Club page was also checked 27 September; its claims have a narrower Club scope. Neither source is a live Union-wide game audit.

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Questions about Only Friends Union

Does PLO6 in this listing mean a ring game?

No. PLO6 names a card-count variant. It can be offered under different event structures; this record does not verify the current structure of a named table.

Does a similarly named Club page verify the Union’s PLO5 and PLO6 games?

No. It describes a Club at a broader level. The exact Union relationship and current variants need their own matched evidence.

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