The number of cards that will help your hand.
Cards that improve a hand. The hand 8 with board T has twenty-three outs. The eight 7's and queens make straights. Nine remaining clubs make flushes. The six remaining 8's and 9's make two pair, or a runner-runner full house. (The remaining tens and jacks do not help because they are not of exclusive benefit.) Calculating outs and pot odds is a basic hold'em skill. See also live outs.
Possible cards that can be dealt that will give you a winning hand.
Cards that can improve your hand. For example, if you have 4 diamonds to a flush there are 9 diamonds (13-4) that can improve .
Number of cards that can improve your hand. If the flop is QJ2 and you have 10 9, you want a king or an eight to complete your straight. There are 4 kings and 4 eights in the deck, so you have 8 total outs.
This means the number of cards that will improve your hand or make you hand a winner. If you have an open ended straight, there are eight cards in the deck to make you a winner so you have eight outs.
The cards that will turn the statistical underdog into a winner.
The number of "outs" refers to the number of cards in the deck to make your winning hand. For example, if I have a flush draw (4 suited cards), I have 9 outs to make my flush since there are a total of 13 cards of each suit.
'I had 15 outs!': How many cards there are in the deck that will make you win a hand. When determined you can then work out the odds of winning the hand.
The number of cards a player can draw in order to finish their desired hand.
The only cards that can make a hand; if you have a pair of jacks and need at least three to win, you have two outs — the other two jacks.
cards which, if they show up on the board, can make your hand a winning hand
The number of possibilities to make the hand you needed to win the hand.
Often a player will need one more card to complete his hand - i.e. to get a hand that will probably win. The number of individual cards that will complete a player's hand is referred to as the number of "outs" they have available. E.g. If a player has four hearts, there are nine cards left that will give him his flush. We say he has nine "outs."
Different combinations that are possible for you to make a hand in later rounds.
the cards left in the pack that will make a drawing hand into a straight or flush
The cards that will make you win
Cards that are still in the deck that could you're your hand.
Number of cards left in the deck that can improve your hand. For example, if you have Ad. 9d, and the flop is 2d Qs Kd, you want one of the deck's diamonds to appear on the turn or river, to complete your flush. Since you have 2 diamonds in your hand, and there are 2 diamonds on the board, you have 9 cards left in the deck that will give you your flush, or 9 outs, Visit our sponsor: document.write('a href="http://www.interpoker.com/15121/16bba705cf882598abbb318cfaf9117d/click.html" target="_blank"img src="http://static.partnerlogic.net/partnerlogic/banners/15121.gif" width="728" height="90" border="0" /a');
The number of cards left in the deck that will improve your hand.
Any remaining card that will give you the winning hand. Using the example above of 8, 9, 10 and J, any Q or 7 will complete your hand. As there are four Q's and four 7's in the pack it means you have 8 outs.( see Odds and Outs page.) Overcard. A hole card higher than the highest card on the board Over the Top To raise a large bet.
How many cards are left in the deck that can help complete your hand.
Any cards that could improve a hand to become the winning hand.
The amount of cards which are left in the deck that can create a favorable hand.
Outs are remaining cards in a deck that will improve your hand. Outs are critical when an opponent displays a hand that is ahead of yours, at which point you must consider which “Outs” will save your hand.
Number of cards that can improve your hand. If the flop is 782 and you have 10 9, you want a Jack or an 6 to complete your straight. There are 4 Jacks and 4 sixs in the deck, so you have 8 total outs.
The cards that will improve a hand to win.
this are the cards, left in the deck. They can improve or complete your hand.
Combinations of cards that can lead to an alternative winning hand if the primary winning combination does not work out.
cards yet to be dealt that could turn a currently inferior hand into a winning one
The number of cards in the deck which can make a productive poker hand.
The number of cards that remain unseen that could develop your hand into a winner. For instance, if you require one diamond to complete your flush after the flop you have nine outs.
The number of cards remaining in the deck that have yet to be dealt that could potentially improve your hand. The total number of possibilities a player has to win a pot based on the current situation. If he holds 9-9 and needs another 9 to win, then he would have a total of two outs.
cards that will improve a hand. For example, if you have four to a flush, there are nine outs for making a flush.
A Card that will improve your Hand, usually one that you think will make you a winner.
Any remaining card that will give you the winning hand. For example if you have the 8, 9, 10, Q in various suits, and have not seen a Jack, then you have four outs to a Straight.
The number of cards in a deck which could improve a player's hand.
The number of cards you can catch that will make your hand into a winner.
Cards still in the deck that would improve a player's hand.
This is the number of cards that could come to turn your drawing hand into a made hand.
the number of possible cards a player hit to win or complete a hand.
Cards that will complete your hand.
The number of cards that will improve your hand, preferably to a winning hand rather than drawing dead.
Live cards remaining in the deck that will improve one's hand.
The theoretical number of cards available to make your hand. Eg, If you have an open-ended straight draw with 3-4-5-6. There are four Two's and four Seven's left which could arrive, and therefore a total of eight outs.
Cards that will make the hand that the player is drawing to.
A card that will improve your hand, preferably to the winning hand.
A poor hand that can win on the draw. Cards that will improve a hand that is not currently winning.
Cards that can improve your hand are called Outs. Depending on your pocket cards and the flop, you will know which cards would make your hand stronger. These cards are called Outs.
Ways of improving your hand to win the pot.
Outs are the cards remaining in the deck that could be of help to you. They provide you with an advantage over your rivals.