What is a poker odds calculator?
A poker odds calculator is a tool that helps poker players determine the probability of winning a hand or making specific hands.
Can a poker odds calculator improve my game?
Yes, a poker odds calculator can be a valuable tool for improving your poker skills, especially if you use it as a learning aid to understand pot odds, equity, and expected value. It can help you make more strategic decisions, but it should not be relied upon exclusively.
Are poker odds calculators allowed in online poker?
The acceptability of poker odds calculators varies from one online poker room to another. Some sites allow the use of certain odds calculators, while others may consider them a form of assistance and prohibit their use. Always check the specific rules of the poker site you are playing on.
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looking for a free Omaha Hi Lo equity calculator online
Messing around with Omaha odds calculator. Including dead cards, is this the thinnest you could have someone drawing while holding the best hand? 3h3d2h2d has to hit runner runner, even up against no pair here. And if the turn is 5c or 4c, 3h3d2h2d is drawing dead against no pair.
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I'm looking for a free Omaha Hi Lo equity calculator that supports inputting ranges of hands, the board and multiple players. I couldn't find anything online, these are the best options I found but they are not exactly what I want. Does anyone know of one?
https://www.pokerlistings.com/online-poker-odds-calculator - only supports 2 players and specific hands
https://caniwin.com/omahaholdem/hi-lo-odds-calculator/ - calculates odds of one specific hand and board vs multiple random hands
http://www.propokertools.com/ - I used to use this back in the day. The site isn't working anymore, but you can download the software and run it yourself. I haven't tried it yet, not sure if it supports Omaha Hi Lo. I know it used to support holdem and omaha hi for specific hands and ranges of hands, and multiple players.