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45 Cards in this Set
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What is the Rule of Four?
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With two cards to come, multiple your number of outs by four to get approx % chance to win the hand.
i.e. 4 outs = 16% |
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What is the Rule of Two?
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With one card to come, multiple your number of outs by two to get approx % chance to win the hand.
i.e. 4 outs = 8% |
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How Many Outs?
Two Pair Needing a Full House |
4
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How Many Outs?
Insight Straight Draw |
4
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How Many Outs?
Two Overcards Needing to Make a Pair |
6
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How Many Outs?
Open-ended Straight Draw |
8
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How Many Outs?
Flush Draw |
9
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How Many Outs?
Flush Draw Plus an Inside Straight Draw |
12
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How Many Outs?
Pocket Pair to a Set |
2
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How Many Outs?
One Overcard |
3
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How Many Outs?
Two Pair to a Set |
5
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How Many Outs?
One Pair to Two Pair or a Set |
5
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How Many Outs?
No Pair to a Pair/ Two Overcards |
6
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How Many Outs?
Set to a Full House or Quads |
7
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How Many Outs?
Open Straight |
8
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How Many Outs?
Flush |
9
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How Many Outs?
Inside Straight Draw & Two Overcards |
10
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How Many Outs?
Open Straight Draw and One Overcard |
11
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How Many Outs?
Flush and Inside Straight Flush and One Overcard |
12
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How Many Outs?
Flush and Open Straight Flush and Two Overcards |
15
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With 1 Out, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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46
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With 2 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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22
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With 3 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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14
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With 4 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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10
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With 5 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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8
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With 6 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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6.7
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With 7 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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5.6
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With 8 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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4.7
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With 9 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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4.1
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With 10 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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3.6
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With 11 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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3.2
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With 12 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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2.8
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With 13 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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2.5
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With 14 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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2.3
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With 15 Outs, How Many Bets are Needed in the Pot to Proceed with One Card to Come?
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2.1
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How Many Bets Must be in the Pot to Draw To a Flush?
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About 4 (4.1)
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How Many Bets Must be in the Pot to Draw To a Straight?
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About 5 (4.7)
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Law of 48
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To easily approximate odds, divide 48 by the number of outs and subtract 1
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Fact:
Being suited only give about a 3-4% advantage over unsuited. |
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At the Flop, How Much of a Bet do I Need to Make to Shut Off Draws?
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Pot Sized
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At the Turn, How Much of a Bet do I Need to Make to Shut Off Draws?
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1/2 Pot
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What Odds Does the Below Bet Give the Opponent:
1/4 Pot |
5:1
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What Odds Does the Below Bet Give the Opponent:
1/2 Pot |
3:1
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What Odds Does the Below Bet Give the Opponent:
Pot |
2:1
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What Odds Does the Below Bet Give the Opponent:
Double Pot |
1.5:1
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