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6 outs (two overcards), odds and equity

24.1% from the flop13.0% from the turnCalls up to 32% pot

6 outs wins 24.1% of the time with two cards to come and 13.0% with one. That is enough to call a third-pot bet on the flop. The 2-and-4 shortcut estimates 24.0%.

Which draws have 6 outs

  • Two overcards
  • A gutshot with one dead card plus an overcard

Exact versus shortcut

Equity with 6 outs
StreetExact equity2-and-4 estimateDrift
Flop (two cards to come)24.1%24.0%-0.1
Turn (one card to come)13.0%12.0%-1.0

What 6 outs can call

Comparing your equity against the price each bet size offers. Green means the call breaks even on pot odds alone.

Calling with 6 outs on the flop
Bet sizeEquity neededYou haveVerdict
Quarter pot16.7%24.1%Call
Third pot20.0%24.1%Call
Half pot25.0%24.1%Needs implied odds
Two-thirds pot28.6%24.1%Needs implied odds
Three-quarter pot30.0%24.1%Needs implied odds
Pot33.3%24.1%Needs implied odds

Questions about 6 outs

What are the odds with 6 outs?

6 outs is 24.1% to hit by the river with two cards to come, and 13.0% with only the river left. Those are exact figures, not the 2-and-4 approximation.

What draw has 6 outs?

Two overcards. A gutshot with one dead card plus an overcard.

What is the biggest bet 6 outs can call?

On the flop, a third-pot bet, anything up to 32% of the pot breaks even on pot odds alone. Implied odds can stretch that; being out of position shrinks it.

How far off is the 2-and-4 rule at 6 outs?

The shortcut says 24.0% from the flop against an exact 24.1%, so it is -0.1 points low. The drift grows with the number of outs.

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