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5. Odds in Omaha Hi-Lo<br />

♦ The odds of improvement over the next two cards<br />

(the Turn and the River)<br />

♦ The odds of hitting certain Runner-Runner hands.<br />

Odds the Turn Card Will . . .<br />

Having just one backup low card in the hole increases the<br />

probability of turning a nut Low hand from a nut Low draw<br />

from 35.6% to 55.6%.<br />

With both a Low draw and a Flush draw, the player has<br />

almost a 50-50 (47%) chance of making either the Low or<br />

the Flush and still has another card to come. A player does<br />

not need big money odds to make this hand very playable<br />

after the Flop.<br />

With the multiple-way draw possible in Omaha Hi-Lo, the<br />

odds of improvement on the Turn can exceed 50%. With a<br />

Low draw, Straight draw and a Flush draw, the player will<br />

turn a made hand 60% of the time.<br />

With certain 5-card holdings after the Flop, the odds that these<br />

holdings will improve with the laying of the Turn card are<br />

After the Flop Hand to Turn Odds<br />

Low Draw Low 1.8 : 1<br />

Low Draw with<br />

Backup Low Card<br />

Low 1.1 : 1<br />

Wheel Draw Wheel 10.3 : 1<br />

Low Draw or Made Low Counterfeit Low 6.5 : 1<br />

Low Draw & Flush Draw Low or Flush 1.1 : 1<br />

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