PLO Odds Calculator
Omaha equity for 4-card hands
Optional: add flop/turn/river cards
Select 4 more hole card(s)
Select your hole cards to see probabilities
Select cards to get AI advice
In PLO, you must use exactly two hole cards and three community cards to make a hand.
Disclaimer: This calculator is provided for educational and entertainment purposes only. Gambling involves risk and you should never bet more than you can afford to lose. We are not responsible for any financial losses incurred while using this tool or following its recommendations. Past performance and statistical probabilities do not guarantee future results. Please gamble responsibly.
How to Use the PLO Odds Calculator
Select your PLO variant, add your hole cards, and run the simulation.
- Choose your PLO variant (4, 5, or 6 cards)
- Select your hole cards
- Add community cards if known
- Set player count and run the simulation
- Review equity and AI recommendations
How PLO Differs from Hold'em
More hole cards
PLO gives you 4-6 hole cards, creating more draws and stronger hands.
Use exactly two
You must use exactly two hole cards and three board cards to make a hand.
Equity swings
Hand equities run closer together, so position and board texture matter more.
Bigger pots
More draws mean bigger pots and more multi-way action.
PLO Variants
PLO-4
Standard Omaha with four hole cards.
PLO-5
Five hole cards for bigger draws and closer equities.
PLO-6
Six hole cards with massive drawing potential.
PLO Strategy Notes
Nut potential
Prioritize hands that can make the nuts, not just strong draws.
Wraps and blockers
Wraps create huge equity, while blockers reduce opponent strength.
Position matters
Play more hands in position because equities run tight.
Pot control
Avoid bloating pots with marginal one-way hands.
Log sessions and analyze your PLO results.