Drawing Odds Chart

Drawing Odds from a Deck of 47 Unseen Cards

Number of outs	2 Cards to come	1 Card to Come	Example
20	67.5	43.5
19	65.0	41.3
18	62.4	39.1
17	59.8	37.0
16	57.0	34.8
15	54.1	32.6	open-end straight flush draw
14	51.2	30.4
13	48.1	28.3
12	45.0	26.1	Flopped a four-flush and pair a hole card wins
11	41.7	23.9
10	38.4	21.7	Flopped a set and missed the full house on the turn
9	35.0	19.6	Flopped a four-flush
8	31.5	17.4	Open-end straight draw
7	27.8	15.2	Flopped a set, need to fill up.
6	24.1	13.0
5	20.4	10.9	Hold A K and flopped an ace or king.
4	16.5	8.7	Inside straight draw/ you pair both both hole cards.
3	12.5	6.5	Have a pair and need to hit your kicker.
2	8.4	4.3	Hold a pair and did not flop a set.
1	4.3	2.2	Need exactly one specific card to win.

Now if you get the top pair from the flop, how likely is it that you'll get an overcard on the turn or the river? Well..take a look at the following table:

Chance of Getting an Overcard on the Turn or the River AFTER Flopping Top Pair

If your top pair is:	% of the time an overcard will come on the turn or river
A	00
K	17
Q	32
J	45
10	57
9	68
8	77
7	84
6	90
5	95
4	98
3	100

For example, if you hold 9 poker hand ranking 8 Poker Hands , and the flop is 97 poker odds 4 poker strategy , a 10, jack, queen, king, or ace will come on the turn or river 68% of the time.

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