Omaha Hi-Lo with 4, 5 or 6 cards. Preflop and postflop, heads-up or multiway. The engine runs on your own machine, and you work in the browser.

6 Card Hi-Lo preflop, while the solve runs. Every starting hand, with its frequency, EV and equity.
The low is 8 or better. The same solver and the same screens as for our other games. The RAM below is for a full solve from preflop, 100bb deep. A solve that starts on the flop needs far less.
270,725 starting hands.
| Heads-up | 2 GB |
| 6-max | 10 GB |
2,598,960 starting hands.
| Heads-up | 2 GB |
| 6-max | 30 GB |
20,358,520 starting hands.
| Heads-up | 9 GB |
| 6-max | 105 GB |
The tables for all games together take less than 5 GB. A 40 GB disk is plenty.
A full 6-max Big O solve from preflop runs from 30 GB of RAM. Heads-up fits on a normal laptop.
Hi-Lo with six cards, preflop and postflop, in the same solver.
See the full table of RAM per game in Getting started.
Every account can solve all three Hi-Lo games for free, with no limits on the solve. The flop is always the same: Qh8d6h. Hi-Lo on any board is in the Omni plan: $299 a month or $2,990 a year. A trial week costs $39.
Yes. Preflop and postflop, heads-up and multiway.
Half to the best high hand, half to the best low hand. Players who tie share their half. If nobody has a low, the best high hand wins the whole pot.
It depends on where the solve starts. A full solve from preflop, 100bb deep: heads-up PLO8 needs about 2 GB, and 6-max 6 Card Hi-Lo about 430 GB. A solve that starts on the flop needs far less. Hi-Lo needs about the same as the same game without Hi-Lo.
Yes, up to four times less. While it solves, the solver also collects data that is only there for you to read the result: the average frequency of every action, and the EV and equity of every hand. You can turn this off in the Accumulate box on the Tree step. The solve runs the same way. The table then shows the frequencies of the last iteration, with no EV, equity or Leak. For example, 6-max 6 Card Hi-Lo then needs about 105 GB instead of 430 GB.
Yes. Every account can solve all games for free, with any players, stacks, ranges and tree. The flop is always the same: Qh8d6h.
Yes, through WSL2, the Linux system built into Windows. You can also rent a Linux server and work from the browser on any device.