29 Nov 11

Introducing New Software: PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha

We are happy to announce that we have just released the PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha! This tool will help you with your equity analysis in Omaha games - download it now!

What is PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha?

This great software is based on our successful Hold'em Equilab and is the best standalone tool in the world for Omaha.

With this program, you will be able to calculate the equity between hands but also between ranges, something which has not been done before for Omaha in such an easy way.

PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha will help you take your game to the next level - this software can be a powerful support tool if used well.

Note: While this tool is a great addition to an Omaha player's arsenal, please be advised that a good understanding of the Omaha and equity basics are required.

What can PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha do?

When it comes to equity analysis in Omaha, this software can help you in a variety of ways:

• it helps you calculate your equity in any given situation
• it shows the equity on the next street as a graph
• it can compare any two given hands in a comprehensive analysis
• it can count the outs you have on the flop (ideal for Omaha beginners)
• it shows you all the distinct hands from a given range in various ways

Download the PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha now

PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha key features - index

1. Range Selection and Range Explorer
2. Equity Graph
3. Hand vs. Hand Analyser
4. Flop Outs Counter

PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha main window

The PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha enables you to calculate your equity against various hands or hand ranges. What is equity? Basically, equity means your chance of winning a pot in a given situation. PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha will help you with those tough decisions and that will definitely improve your winrate.

The Omaha Equilab main window

Range Selection and Range Explorer

Besides comparing your hand's equity against another hand, PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha can show you your equity against ranges. No other software on the market can compare ranges, which makes this tool that much more valuable.

All you have to do is to click on the ">" button, then choose "Range selection". A pop-up window will open (see screenshot below) and you will be able to choose from a set of predefined ranges.

Clicking on the information button next to your hand in the main window will open the Range explorer, where all the combinations that make up your range will be displayed.

The hand range selection window	The hand range explorer window

Equity Graph

The Equity Graph shows you how your equity will look like on the next street. The information will be generated as a graph, so you could better see how your overall equity looks like. If we look at the screenshot below, we see that our hand, KdQh8s8c, has approximately 40% equity on the flop 70% of the time against the selected range.

Hand vs. Hand Analyser

This tool allows you to compare two different hands in a more detailed fashion. Simply input the cards for each hand and you will get a detailed analysis of their equity versus themselves. On top of that, you will also see how your hand performs in a multi-way pot.

Flop Outs Counter

Another tool from the PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha is the Flop Outs Counter. As the name suggest, this tool is a great help when it comes to seeing how many outs you have on the flop.

All you have to do is to select a hand and a flop. Once you've done that, you'll get information on how many straight or flush outs you have, including the outs for the nut flush/straight. You can also get to see your equity against 100% ranges, but also straight draw probabilities on the flop.

Any questions or feedback about the PokerStrategy.com Equilab Omaha?

We want to hear your opinion about our new software, so don't hesitate and send us feedback or any questions you might have. Have you tried it yet? Are you going to try it? Did you encounter any problems so far? Share your thoughts in our dedicated forum:

Go to the Equilab forum