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Omaha equity for 4-card hands
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In PLO, you must use exactly two hole cards and three community cards to make a hand.
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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.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do PLO odds differ from Texas Hold'em?
In PLO, each player receives 4 hole cards instead of 2, and you must use exactly 2 hole cards plus 3 community cards to make your hand. This creates far more possible hand combinations, which means equities run much closer together. A hand with 60% equity in PLO is a much bigger favorite than the same percentage in Hold'em.
What are the best starting hands in PLO?
The strongest PLO starting hands feature four coordinated cards that work together. Top hands include double-suited aces like AAKKds, rundown hands like JT98ds, and double-paired hands with suits. Unlike Hold'em where pocket aces dominate, even AAxx in PLO rarely has more than 65-70% equity preflop against a reasonable range.
How many cards are dealt in Pot-Limit Omaha?
Standard PLO (PLO-4) deals 4 hole cards to each player. Variants include PLO-5 (5 cards) and PLO-6 (6 cards). More hole cards mean tighter equities, bigger draws, and stronger made hands on average. Our calculator supports all three PLO variants so you can compare equity across formats.
What does pot-limit mean in Omaha poker?
Pot-limit means the maximum bet or raise you can make is the current size of the pot. For example, if the pot is $100, the most you can bet is $100. This betting structure creates a different dynamic than no-limit games — you cannot shove all-in preflop (except in short-stacked situations), which means post-flop play is crucial in PLO.
Why must I use exactly two hole cards in PLO?
This is the fundamental rule that distinguishes Omaha from Hold'em. You must use exactly 2 of your hole cards and exactly 3 community cards. This means if the board shows four hearts and you hold one heart, you do NOT have a flush — you need two hearts in your hand. This rule catches many beginners off guard and is essential for accurate hand reading.
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