Number of Outs Odds w/2 cards Odds w/1 card Examples
21 70.1% 45.7% Open end str8 flush draw with 2 overs
20 67.5% 43.5%
19 65.0% 41.3% Gutshot Str8 Flsh Draw with 2 overs
18 62.4% 39.1%
17 59.8% 37.0%
16 57% 34.8%
15 54.1% 32.6% Open end str8 flush draw
14 51.2% 30.4%
13 48.1% 28.3% Gutshot Str8 Flsh Draw
12 45.0% 26.1% Flush draw with one overcard
11 41.7% 23.9%
10 38.4% 21.7% Flopped set, missed turn, need FH
9 35.0% 19.6% Flush draw
8 31.5% 17.4% Open end Str8 draw or double gut
7 27.8% 15.2% Flopped a set, need a FH to win
6 24.1% 13.0% 2 overcards, 2 pair need fh
5 20.4% 10.9% Have a pr, need to pr your kicker
4 16.5% 8.7% Inside (gutshot) straight draw
3 12.5% 6.5% 1 overrcard
2 8.4% 4.3% You have pp and need a set
1 4.3% 2.2%
heads up, what are the chances that your opponent has at least a pair after the flop? (31.2% 1 time of 17 he has a pp and the other times he hits one of his hole cards. A pair on the board doesn’t count.)
You will be dealt a pocket pair once every 17 hands and AA once every 221 hands.
You have a pocket pair (pp) and need a set on the flop to continue. (12.5% or 1 chance in 8)
The flop has a pr like KKQ. What are the odds of your opponent having another K? (1.347% or 74 to 1 AGAINST)
If you have unpaired cards, how often will you flop 2 pair? (Not counting a board pair)
2% or 50 to 1 against!
Your cards are both the same suit, what are the chances of flopping a flush draw? (10.944% or 8.13 to 1 against)
With suited connectors you have the following chances:
’Made’ hands:
flopping full house: 0.09%
flopping flush: 0.8%
flopping straight: 1.3%
flopping trips: 1.3%
flopping two pair: 2.02%
Draws:
flopping open ended draw: 10.4%
flopping flush draw: 10.9%
Hence, 5.5% of the time you will flop a made ‘hand’ but 21.3% of the 26.8% (or 80%)of the time you flop a ‘hand’ it will still be a draw with about a 1/3 chance of the draw completing by the river.