is 1 carded quads any more likly in omaha then hold-em?

[kainARGH]

It just fu cking kills me ,


AA10j double suited. Bet the pot on the cut off, 2 callers.

flop


577

check check I bet 1/2 the pot call call

turn J

check check I bet the asme as my flop bet, expecting if they have a 7 they will show it now with a re-raise ro theyll try and check to me on the river again and ill jsut check the river.

Now the river

7


So now all im thinking is , ok I have 2nd nuts save for 4 of a kind. And 4 of a kind..... that doesnt happen very often guy bets the pot and before i could scream " oh f*ck me " I hit my call button.

sure enough , 1 carded quads.


So the question, If there are 3 of 1 card on board , are you to assume more often there is 1 carded quads - statistically speaking? of course reads come into play , But im just wondering because everyone gets 4 down cards , that means your more likly up against the 1 carded quads right?

I would have folded but it was .01-.02 pot limit , so what do i care , ill pay to see it

[ORGrinder]

nm... brain fart.

anyway... i'd expect so, but perhaps someone else knows the omaha-math better.

[xDiamond_CutteRx]

Yes it is more likely... with each person holding 4 hole cards instead of 2, it happens a considerably higher amount of the time.

Also, you do not have second nuts. JJ is second nuts.

[snoogins47]

I guess AA is kinda the like, fourteenth nuts, isn't it?

[kainARGH]

I guess AA is kinda the like, fourteenth nuts, isn't it?

Err , yes JJ is 2nd nuts.

[JohnnyCache]

The likelyhood that someone has the card to complete three to the board is greater.

The likelyhood of trips hitting the board should be roughly the same.

[Jefecaminador]

jj is 5th nuts... jacks full, 7s full of aces, kings, queens, jacks.

[xDiamond_CutteRx]

jj is 5th nuts... jacks full, 7s full of aces, kings, queens, jacks.

Um, no, Jacks full always beats Sevens full.