I couldn't read the link above, so I tried to approximate it on PPT odds oracle:
ProPokerTools Odds Oracle Results (2.3 Professional)
5-card Omaha Hi, Generic syntax
Board - 9c5cTc Dead - 5d8dTs
PLAYER_1 4cAhAs7c7h
PLAYER_2 **
PLAYER_3 **
PLAYER_4 **
PLAYER_5 **
600000 trials (randomized)
All-in Equity
| Equity % | Wins Hi % | Ties Hi % | Wins Hi Count | Ties Hi Count | |
---|
4cAhAs7c7h | 26.7798% | 26.7685% | 0.0227% | 160611 | 136 | |
** | 18.2637% | 18.2032% | 0.1210% | 109219 | 726 | |
** | 18.2722% | 18.2120% | 0.1205% | 109272 | 723 | |
** | 18.4020% | 18.3443% | 0.1153% | 110066 | 692 | |
** | 18.2823% | 18.2248% | 0.1148% | 109349 | 689 | |
How often do(es)
at least 1 player have the nut hi on the flop
26.9443% (161666)
I was interested in the nut flush, because that would be the difficult one to push out.
I am also operating under the assumption that it would be easier to squeeze a better, but non-nut, flush multi-way.
I'm also assuming that a dry ace is perfectly capable of jamming here, especially with a 5-card hand of some type.
I'm also assuming that non-nut flushes are not going anywhere with a 5-card hand to show down.
I'm also assuming I'm toast.