Originally Posted by Radashack

Odds in omaha are a lot different, card player has a nice calc to give you a decent amount of odds, however here is a breakdown on how I calculate how and when to play an omaha hand. (full ring 9 players)

Cards in play before the flop 36. Cards remaining 16. after the flop 13. So

Cards in play before flop 69% So lets say you flop a flush draw meaning you hold 4 to the flush leaving 9 outs. 69% of those outs are not good. so you are down to 3 outs. 3 outs out of 13 cards, leaves about a 24% chance for you to hit your flush.

Omaha is a post flop game, and a simple rule to keep money on your side of the court is: If someone is betting they have something, unless you can beat a random something, or get the correct odds to draw to the nuts you fold. NEVER ever draw to anything besides the nuts.