Tuesday afternoon poker question

Player A has A♥ A♣ Player B has 9♠ 7♠, flop is 9♣ 8♠ 6♠.

1) How many outs does player B have?

2) Roughly what percentage chance does he have of winning?

3) How can pot be split?

Player B has, I believe, 12 outs.

I made it more than that. Which cards, and what about the other 2 questions?

I say its 26 outs>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> buck

Ok, Well nine outs for the flush.
Open ended straight draw gives eight outs
Any one of these(7 8 6) floped =9 nine outs to give two pair
Any one of the 2 nines to give three of a kind =2 outs. So that makes it 28 outs I think.

Do you count the same cards twice???

How can pot be split : if a ten and seven flops, giving them both a ten high straight.

2) What % this i dont know, but im sure its pretty good as he has so many outs. When i think about it I would give this guy a higher % than player a. But I really dont know. Guess a=60% b= 40%.

LOL this is really guessing work here.

Player A has A♥ A♣ Player B has 9♠ 7♠, flop is 9♣ 8♠ 6♠.

1) How many outs does player B have?

2) Roughly what percentage chance does he have of winning?

3) How can pot be split?



1) 9 outs in spades, plus 3 10s to a straight,plus 3 5s to small straight, and 2 9s to trips or quads, so I'd say 17 outs

2) don't know % so I guess 31% LMFAO

3) split pot if 10, 7 red come on turn and river

wat the hell am I doing but thought I'd give it a try

26! You have to explain how you got to total! (that's more than I made it).

(P.S I'm looking for number of cards that will put player B in lead. It is possible that player B improves past A on turn, but A catches card on river, but ignore this for question).

Also, how can hand be tied? Took me a while to work out.

Edit - KK and Jamilie got qu 3 right.


Qu 1, we've got 12, 17, 26, 28 so far. None of these match up to my figure (which I dont know is right BTW!!!). Qu 2 answers are WAY off which is interesting!

22 outs

4 x 5's
4 x 10's
9 x Spade
3 x 7's
2 x 9's

Other outs pair the board giving player A a higher 2 pair

Post flop 84% player B
Post turn 47% player B

Runner/Runner 7 and a 10 or a 5 and a 7 make a straight on the board and splits the pot

at this stage he has 14 outs

a 7 & 10 hit the board but the 10 aint a spade

i get 30.7% chance of making it

ok any spade would make for a flush str8t flush so thats nine spades

3 tens would make a str8t

3 fives to low str8t

2 nines
3 sevens

LMAO I am going bonkers trying to figa this out so now I say 20 lmfao

that last post is crap sorry

Getting warm, but not quite re outs.
Re split pot, none of the cards can be spades, as that would give player B flush.

TWENTY!!!! That was my number LOL! Anyone think this is wrong now?

Yeah I know, but the outs are being calculated for player B

All those cards make player B's hand. Also, we are not calculating the odds of a split pot, just the cards that make a split pot

Also, the outs are correct because even though the spades might give player B a straight, the suit is irrelevant

forgot about the 3 sevens in first post to this question

So what 10's are you eliminating? and whats 5's are you eliminating? Any 5 or 10 makes his hand, the flush or straight wins the pot!

the 10 and 5 of spades because that would make a straight flush which is counted with spades

Just worked it out again, you are correct! Sorry, counted the Spades twice

I agree with this.

The actual percentages post flop are Player A 33.5%. player B 64.5%, and split pot 2%. So player A is ahead, but only has 1 in 3 chance of winning hand against his single opponent!

(P.S KillerKat, you cant count 8's and 6's because opponent would also have (better) 2 pair!).

Ok my bad!

Oh ya I see now. So did we get the answer to the % question. BTW Rob good thread.

As, Ks, Qs, Js, Ts, 5s, 4s, 3s, 2s
5d, 5h, 5c
Td, Th, Tc
9h, 9d
7c, 7d, 7h

20 total.

Ts and 5s are counted in the flush outs already.

I cheated.

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 34.4444 % 33.54% 00.91% { AcAh }
Hand 2: 65.5556 % 64.65% 00.91% { 9s7s }

Running non-spades that make a straight on the board.

[quote=robwhufc)(P.S KillerKat, you cant count 8's and 6's because opponent would also have (better) 2 pair!).[/QUOTE]
Ya realised this just after i wrote it!!! Silly me.

9 spades
2 nines
3 tens
4 fives
2 eights
3 sixes
2 sevens
Equals 25 outs
percent to win I`d say about 88%
I think a 5h and 7d would be a split pot

Sorry i meant 25 outs, dont think im rite though, i think i missed something>>>>>>>>>>>> buckster436

So is this one.

Yep, 8's and 6's are no good - you're opponent has got better 2-pair