Pot-Limit Omaha

How does a big-card PLO hand fare against tighter ranges?

Four big cards (A, K, Q or J) vs random, vs the top 15%, and a value range vs the top 20%: three rollouts.

The PQL query

select avg(riverEquity(hero)) as broadway_vs_random
from game='omahahi', hero='$B$B$B$B', villain='****';

select avg(riverEquity(hero)) as broadway_vs_top15
from game='omahahi', hero='$B$B$B$B', villain='15%';

select avg(riverEquity(hero)) as union_range_vs_top20
from game='omahahi',
     hero='AAKK:$ds, JJTT:$ds, $W$W$W$W',
     villain='20%'

Three select statements run back-to-back; $B is any big card (A, K, Q or J) and % selectors define ranges by strength.

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