The rule of odds states that when we are including a group of subjects in our photo - an odd number, rather than an even number will produce a more interesting, and more visually pleasing composition. When a frame includes an even number of subjects, like two or four, our brain tends to organise the subjects into pairs, which can make our compositions look a bit dull. When we use the rule of odds to place one main subject in the frame, with two other supporting subjects, our eyes will naturally fall to a middle subject, giving our photo a focal point.
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