What is the maximum number of outs you can have vs a single pair holding no pair on the flop?
01-21-2017
, 08:22 AM
I need the answer for some work I'm doing, here are the conditions:
1) NLHE
2) We are on the flop
3) We do not have a pair or better
4) Villain has a pair (even a pocket pair as hole cards if you want)
5) You can choose the board and the holdings, as long as the previous points are respected.
Which is the maximum number of outs we could have, considering the best situation possible?
My guess is 23, but I want to be sure not to miss something. I do not want to influence you in any way, so I'll explain how I got 23 after few answers
Thanks!
1) NLHE
2) We are on the flop
3) We do not have a pair or better
4) Villain has a pair (even a pocket pair as hole cards if you want)
5) You can choose the board and the holdings, as long as the previous points are respected.
Which is the maximum number of outs we could have, considering the best situation possible?
My guess is 23, but I want to be sure not to miss something. I do not want to influence you in any way, so I'll explain how I got 23 after few answers
Thanks!
Last edited by Kiranov; 01-21-2017 at 08:38 AM.
01-23-2017
, 05:26 AM
I guess it's 21 then
Quote:
i guess it's 23 outs for OESFD+overcards:
9 outs for FD
8 outs for OESD
6 outs for overcards
for example you hold 9dTd on 8d7d4s and villain holds 2s2h, if turn pairs the board with an 8 or 7 you will have 28 outs, if a four that's not a diamond comes you will have 27 outs (no 4d or 2d allowed OTR)
9 outs for FD
8 outs for OESD
6 outs for overcards
for example you hold 9dTd on 8d7d4s and villain holds 2s2h, if turn pairs the board with an 8 or 7 you will have 28 outs, if a four that's not a diamond comes you will have 27 outs (no 4d or 2d allowed OTR)
