PL $0.10/$0.20 Omaha
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of active players : 4

Stack Sizes
Seat 1: Seat: 1 ($0)
Seat 2: Seat: 2 ($30.42)
Seat 3: Seat: 3 ($59.08)
Seat 4: Seat: 4 ($0)
Seat 5: Chips->Middle ($35.42)
Seat 6: Seat: 6 ($28.15)

Seat: 6 posts small blind [$0.10] , Seat: 2 posts big blind [$0.20]

Dealing down cards
Chips->Middle has been dealt
Seat: 3 folds , Chips->Middle raises to [$0.70] , Seat: 6 calls [$0.60] , Seat: 2 folds

Dealing Flop: : : Pot: 1.60
Seat: 6 checks , Chips->Middle bets [$1.60] , Seat: 6 raises to [$6.40] , Chips->Middle raises to [$20.80] , Seat: 6 goes all-in , Seat: 6 raises to [$27.45] , Chips->Middle calls [$6.65]

Anybody fancy having a go at this: What is the worst shape I can be in here? So, what hand would my opponent need to have and what are the rough win%s?

Be more fun / useful if you don't run it through a simulator but if you do, please don't post the results yet.

Just off the top of my head, because that's really all the time you have to make a decision most times......

- There is no flush draw on board, very good for you.
- You have an 8 and a K, which would be some of the cards he might need for a big wrap

Not sure of the numbers, but you have to be very happy here. Maybe KQJT? QJT9? KKQJ or some variation there of with a big pair and 2 other broadway cards. KKQT even since 3 J's are accounted for.

i think AKQ9 with two bd flush draws would be the worst hand for you to see. I would say that's about 50/50 odds.