Typical Drawing Hands That Produce A Certain Number of Outs on the Flop in Hold'em

1. lower set ; gut-shot straight-flush draw
2. under pair needing trips ; open-ended straight-flush draw
3. one card vs. a pair ; worse kicker, other card the same, whether it pairs the board or not
4. gut-shot ; two pair needing to fill up to win
5. pair and a side card
6. two unpaired cards, where pairing either will win
7. set on flop against straight or flush ; straight draw with one card unavailable* ; flush draw with two cards unavailable*
8. straight draw ; flush draw with one card unavailable*
9. flush draw ; pair and a gut-shot
10. pair and a straight draw, needing trips or better
11. pair and a flush draw, needing trips or better
12. gut-shot and a flush draw
13. pair and a straight draw ; pair and a flush draw withe one card unavailable*
14. pair and a flush draw ; straight draw with two overcards
15. straight and flush draw ; flush draw with two overcards
16. same as 17, with one card unavailable*
17. straight and a flush draw and a pair, needing trips or better
18. straight and a flush draw and a overcard ; gut-shot and a flush draw and two overcards
19. same as 20, with one card unavailable*
20. straight and a flush draw and a pair needing two pair
21. straight and a flush draw and two overcards
22. not possible on the flop in Hold'em
23. straight and a flush draw and the board paired against an underpair
24. cannot have 24 or more outs on the flop in hold'em

* A card is unavailable if it is in the opponent's hand or if it improves the opponent's hand to a better one than the drawing hand will make.

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