The Most Possible Outs

[sQQueezer]

Flop and turn vary.

In this scenario you can have 23 outs on the flop or as many as 25 outs on the river. Here’s how…

Let’s take K❤️ Q❤️ for example…

If you flop J♣️ J❤️ 10❤️

You have 23 outs x2 @70% against an under pair if your opponent holds, let’s say 2 ♠️ 2 ♦️

4xA 3xK 3xQ 3x10 4x9 = 17

+ 3,4,5,6,7,8❤️ = 23 x 2 chances to hit.


Or you could have 25 on the turn if it works out this way…

You: K❤️ Q❤️

Opponent: 2 ♠️ 2 ♦️

Flop: 5 ♠️ 5 ❤️ 10 ❤️ J ♣️

Here you have 4xA 3xK 3xQ 3xJ 3x10 4x9 = 20

+ 3,4,6,7,8 ❤️ = 25 or roughly 56% favourite

 

[GARCIA PABLO DANIEL]

hello

you can do the correct calculations but it also depends on your decision if it is in oll in being able to speculate with the outs you have many options to pay after depending on what flies !! regards !!

 

[korbal29]

oods are for millions of situations but one situation doesnt guarantee that you will hit ,you can have the whole deck going for you and your opponent might hit one outer on you and let you talk to yourself

 

[AceHighSteve 2]

My calculation is 25 outs is the most outs you can have

Here is my scenario:
My hole cards: 6 diamonds 7 diamonds
Opponent's hole cards: 2 diamonds 2 hearts
Flop: 4 hearts 4 diamonds 5 diamonds
Turn: 9 of clubs
YOU WILL HAVE:
8 outs for the flush (technically 6 outs for flush, 2 outs for straight flush) and the reason it is 8 outs instead of 9 is because opponent has one of the diamonds (if you give opponent a different non-diamond 2, if the 2 of diamonds comes will give him a boat so same difference)
6 outs for a larger pair (3 outs for hitting a 6, 3 outs for hitting a 7)
6 outs for a straight (3 outs for hitting a 3, 3 outs for hitting an 8) *note any diamond would be for the straigh flush so that is why it is 6 and not 8 and has already been accounted for above.
5 outs for counterfeit ( 3 outs for hitting a 5, making opp two pair no good and 2 outs of hitting a 9, making a higher two pair than opp)
This was all done personally, let me know if this is correct or you think there can be more.

You are correct, and the name of my upcoming book....25 OUTS!

 

[tiptools]

I think that 25 is the highest number of outs possible

 

[schwindy]

Yes, 26 is correct for most possible outs in Texas Hold Em

Has anyone calculated most possible out for OMAHA.

I have been trying to figure that one out.
I have been googling it but, can't find an answer.

please let me know if you know that number.
I would love to know what it is.

Thank you much.
Aaron

32 in PLO. Ks Qs 5d 4d (board after turn card), hero Js Ts 6d 7d, villain 2s, 2c, 2h, 2d. Everything is an out for hero, except...Kc, Kh, Qc, Qh, 5c, 5h, 4c, 4h.

 

[schwindy]

This thread is like some sort of a bear, waking up every once in awhile to have few answers and then go to sleep for 4 years

The most possible outs in Omaha, I believe is 32.
Board after turn: Ks Qs 5d 4d
Hero's hand: Js Ts 6d 7d
Villain's hand: 2s 2d 2h 2c
40 cards remaining....only 8 of them dont make hero's hand a winner (Kh, Kc, Qh, Qc, 5h, 5c, 4h, 4c), all remaining 32 cards are outs.