omaha ods chart???

[rootdown]

i have been looking with no success for three days now. i don't want a simulator program, i am looking for a chart that shows the % chance of making particular hands. ie. straight, flush etc........

[BradleyT]

scroll down to "Estimating probability of drawing outs"

Wikipedia Probabilities

[lfairban]

I assume you are refering to post flop in Holdem or Omaha.

If you can count outs this page should give you the probability. Notice that it can be displayed in %, X:1 or 1 in X.

For Pre-flop use the calculator link at the bottom. It is not a simulation type calculator.

[rootdown]

what i am really looking for is a chart that shows the odds of making apair, two pair, straight, flush, etc.... with random starting hands.

i want to better understand the winning hand strength and probability in omaha. thanks for the help.

[mindcirkus]

I remember looking forever for an Omaha post flop odds chart, but I could never find one, only Hold'em charts. They are obviously pretty similiar, but in Omaha you have 2 less unknown cards in the deck, so the percentages do change.

[Silent A]

They can't be all that similar because on the river you have 60 5-card combinations in Omaha, but only 28 5-card combinations in Hold'em. This makes high hands significantly more probable.

As for the OP, if and when you find this information, it won't be all that helpful - which is probably the main reason this is hard find. That said, the average final best hand for random opponents (i.e. not including you) is (approx):

1 opp : mode = 2 pair, median = 2 pair
2 opp : mode = 2 pair, median = 3 of a kind
3 opp : mode = 2 pair, median = straight
4 opp : mode = straight, median = straight
5 opp : mode = straight, median = straight
6-9 opp : mode = full house, median = flush

That's if everyone goes to the river

[rootdown]

where did you find the chart for hold em? that would at least be a starting point. I have sifted through all kinds of things and can't remember what i have seen. except that i have not found the omaha chart i am interested in.

[Floker]

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scroll down to "Estimating probability of drawing outs"

Wikipedia Probabilities

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And you could also of course go to the same page about Omaha: Poker Probability (Omaha)