Draws
Wrap in PLO
A straight draw with more than 8 outs, created by connected hole cards wrapping around board cards — can have up to 20 outs.
What it means at the table
A wrap is a straight draw with more than the standard eight outs because your hole cards surround the board ranks.
Why it matters
Wraps create the big equity collisions that make PLO different from Hold'em, but not all wrap outs are clean or nutted.
Decision checkpoint
Ask this before money goes in
Table question
How many of my straight outs make the nuts instead of the low end?
Rule of thumb
Raw wrap outs are only valuable after you separate clean nut outs from dirty ones.
Table example
Q-J-T-8 on 9-7-3 can improve on many turn ranks, but the value of the draw depends on which outs make the nuts.
Leak to avoid
Counting every straight card as clean when some outs make the low end or complete a flush for someone else.
Mini calculator
Test the concept
Open a related tool or prefilled spot, then change one rank, suit, board card, or stack assumption and watch what changes.
Run wrap vs aces