Topic
How often does it happen?
Exact odds for the situations players argue about: who holds what, how often, and how your own cards change the count.
Flush dominance in PLO6: the same hands, different suits, a different favourite
When two PLO6 hands share a suit, the higher card of it holds the dominant flush. In 97 of 300 all-ins the favourite changed with the suits alone; two good PLO6 hands share a suit 79% of the time.
28 Sep 2026
6-Card Omaha (PLO6): how it differs from PLO4 and PLO5
What changes in 6-card Omaha: 20,358,520 starting hands, flushes and Aces far more often, suits and gaps that decide more all-ins. Every number measured by our PLO6 engine.
28 Sep 2026
How many players have a flush in a PLO6 bomb pot?
Six players, a monotone flop, PLO6 bomb pot: someone holds a flush 98.4% of the time, two or more players 78.6%, and the most likely count is two. Exact odds by table size, PLO4/5/6 and flop texture.
19 Sep 2026
How often does someone at the table have Aces in PLO6?
Right after the deal at a 6-max PLO6 table, someone holds AA 35.2% of the time. Exact odds for Hold'em, PLO4, PLO5 and PLO6 by table size, and how your own Ace changes them.
16 Sep 2026
How often will you see a flush in PLO6?
In a 3-way six-card Omaha pot, someone's best hand is a flush by the river 27% of the time, against 18% in PLO4. Flush or better: 53%. How often the flush board is paired.
22 Aug 2026