Omaha Hi/Lo (Eight-or-Better) Odds Calculator
Pick two to nine four-card Omaha hi/lo hands and an optional board. Half the pot goes to the best high hand and half to the best qualifying eight-or-better low; both halves must use exactly two hole cards and three board cards, and the engine enforces that rule.
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Notes
- Equity is the average share of the whole pot. The hi and lo figures show how often a hand takes each half; scoop is taking the entire pot alone.
- A low needs five distinct ranks of eight or below (aces low), using exactly two hole cards and three board cards — so no low is possible unless the board shows three low ranks. With a flop or turn set every runout is enumerated exactly; preflop uses a seeded simulation (gear icon).
- Gambling math is informational only, not betting advice. Gambling involves risk of loss; only play with money you can afford to lose, and only if you are 18+ (or of legal age where you live).