Omaha odds chart

#1 10th August 2006, 3:58 AM

I've been playing a lot of Omaha so I made this chart up for myself and thought I would share it. If you see any mistakes please let me know.

#2 10th August 2006, 12:02 PM

What are the outs for? the scoop?

ps, if I flop 25 outs for the scoop, I wont be looking at my chart. I would have already feignted by then

#3 10th August 2006, 1:44 PM

112.4% chance to hit with 25 outs and two cards to come?

I like my chances!

#4 10th August 2006, 1:52 PM

You can't divide the odds against hitting with 2, when you want to calculate the odds for hitting on the turn OR the river.

You need to calculate the odds for NOT hitting the turn or the river, and then subtract 1 with that value. E.g.

6 outs, turn or river: 1 - ((41/46) * (41/45)) = 0.1879 = 0.19%

/FP

PS. Is there a difference between outs in Hold 'em and Omaha? Not sure why this chart would be different from HE? DS.

#5 10th August 2006, 1:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dorkus Malorkus

112.4% chance to hit with 25 outs and two cards to come?

I like my chances!

112.4%? Even Irish Dave isn't unlucky enough to lose with those odds, surely?

#6 10th August 2006, 9:41 PM

Here are the correct odds and the formulae you should be using for HOLD'EM:

#7 10th August 2006, 9:51 PM

And for OMAHA, it's just 2 fewer unseen cards

#8 11th August 2006, 12:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by F Paulsson

Not sure why this chart would be different from HE?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bombjack

And for OMAHA, it's just 2 fewer unseen cards

I R Dum. Thanks. And I see now that I messed up on the numbers too, but the principle is right. I shouldn't be posting numbers late at night.

#9 11th August 2006, 12:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by F Paulsson

You can't divide the odds against hitting with 2, when you want to calculate the odds for hitting on the turn OR the river.

You need to calculate the odds for NOT hitting the turn or the river, and then subtract 1 with that value. E.g.

6 outs, turn or river: 1 - ((41/46) * (41/45)) = 0.1879 = 0.19%

/FP

PS. Is there a difference between outs in Hold 'em and Omaha? Not sure why this chart would be different from HE? DS.

Thought about this for a bit and it makes perfect sense now that I see it. I have used my way a knew that over 100% didn't mean a for sure thing. It just meant that I would draw 2 of the outs more than drawing none of the outs but I am glad to learn the correct way to figure the odds. Learned something new today.

Is that supposed to be 0.19% or 19%

As far as the difference between Holdem and Omaha, Bombjack said it, 2 fewer cards. Odds are so close that it probably doesn't make a difference in practical use but I still wanted a correct table.

And thanks for the correct tables Bombjack. Printed and now hanging next to the monitor.

#10 11th August 2006, 2:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alon Ipser

Is that supposed to be 0.19% or 19%

Quote:

Originally Posted by F "I R Dum" Paulsson

I shouldn't be posting numbers late at night.

#11 11th August 2006, 3:06 PM

Thanks for posting this ya'll.

I haven't seen an Omaha chart since I took Lou Kreiger's Poker Bible back to the library last year.

Thanks again.

#12 11th August 2006, 3:25 PM

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Originally Posted by DESSERTLADY

Thanks for posting this ya'll.

I haven't seen an Omaha chart since I took Lou Kreiger's Poker Bible back to the library last year.

Thanks again.

Couldnt that have gone on extended loan and then maybe become
.... oh really,im sorry, i didnt realise i still had it lol

IanT

#13 19th August 2006, 7:28 PM

Hey Omaha players! I need a book. If you have any ideas, reply in my thread:

Best Omaha Poker Book?

#14 13th August 2007, 10:11 AM

Thanks for this guys, i have been looking for a Omaha chart but couldnt find one, but here it is

cheers

#15 14th August 2007, 10:41 AM

Hey all, does anyone know of a chart lying around here anywhere with odds for 7 stud?? Would be greatly appreciated.

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