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15 outs (flush draw with an open-ender), odds and equity

54.1% from the flop32.6% from the turnCalls up to 118% pot

15 outs wins 54.1% of the time with two cards to come and 32.6% with one. That is enough to call a pot-sized bet on the flop. The 2-and-4 shortcut estimates 60.0%.

Which draws have 15 outs

  • A flush draw plus an open-ended straight draw

Exact versus shortcut

Equity with 15 outs
StreetExact equity2-and-4 estimateDrift
Flop (two cards to come)54.1%60.0%+5.9
Turn (one card to come)32.6%30.0%-2.6

What 15 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 15 outs on the flop
Bet sizeEquity neededYou haveVerdict
Quarter pot16.7%54.1%Call
Third pot20.0%54.1%Call
Half pot25.0%54.1%Call
Two-thirds pot28.6%54.1%Call
Three-quarter pot30.0%54.1%Call
Pot33.3%54.1%Call

Questions about 15 outs

What are the odds with 15 outs?

15 outs is 54.1% to hit by the river with two cards to come, and 32.6% with only the river left. Those are exact figures, not the 2-and-4 approximation.

What draw has 15 outs?

A flush draw plus an open-ended straight draw.

What is the biggest bet 15 outs can call?

On the flop, a pot-sized bet, anything up to 118% 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 15 outs?

The shortcut says 60.0% from the flop against an exact 54.1%, so it is 5.9 points high. The drift grows with the number of outs.

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