Probability Of Straight Flush Texas Holdem
Our common flop odds chart shows the exact odds of flopping specific hand or draw types with various hole card groupings in Texas Holdem.
Remember that every mistake you make preflop will only be magnified on later streets. The chart below clearly shows that playing weak hole cards (for example three gapped connectors) will rarely give you the best hand on the flop.
This is why you should play only a narrow range of the best hole cards and fold everything else. It is especially important when you are a beginner. The more weak hands you play, the more money you will lose in the long term.
Common flop odds chart
| Hole Cards | Flopping | Odds |
| Unpaired Hole Cards | exactly one pair by pairing a hole card | 26.939% |
| exactly two pair by pairing a hole card and pairing on the board | 2.02% | |
| exactly two pair by pairing each of your hole cards | 2.02% | |
| exactly trips by flopping two cards to a hole card | 1.347% | |
| exactly a full house, trips of one hole card and pairing the other | 0.092% | |
| exactly four of a kind, three cards to one of your hole cards | 0.01% | |
| Paired Hole Cards | exactly two pair by pairing the board | 16.163% |
| exactly trips by flopping a set for your pocket pair | 10.775% | |
| exactly a full house, a set to your hole pair and pairing the board | 0.735% | |
| exactly a full house, by the board tripping up | 0.245% | |
| exactly four of a kind, two cards to your hole pair | 0.245% | |
| Two Unsuited Cards | a flush draw | 2.245% |
| Two Suited Cards | a flush (including straight flush) | 0.842% |
| a flush draw | 10.944% | |
| Connectors (54 to JT) | a straight (including straight flush) | 1.306% |
| an 8 out straight draw (excluding gutshots) | 10.449% | |
| One Gapped Connectors (53 to QT) | a straight (including straight flush) | 0.98% |
| an 8 out straight draw (excluding gutshots) | 8.08% | |
| Two Gapped Connectors (52 to KT) | a straight (including straight flush) | 0.653% |
| an 8 out straight draw (excluding gutshots) | 5.224% | |
| Three Gapped Connectors (A5 to AT) | a straight (including straight flush) | 0.327% |
| an 8 out straight draw (excluding gutshots) | 2.612% |
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Let’s assume that you are playing 5-card poker, and that you don’t get to discard. Then your question is equivalent to asking, “What is the probability of being dealt 5 cards that are a straight flush?”. The worst case for a possible straight flush is holding something like A2s, AKs, A5s, etc., where there's only one possible way to flop the straight flush. In that case, the probability is one in 50C3, or 19600. The best case is 45s.TJs, which is 4 in 19600, because there are 4 ways to flop the straight flush. Since there are four different suits, this makes 4 x 9 = 36 total straight flushes. Therefore the probability of a straight flush is 36/2,598,960 = 0.0014%. This is approximately equivalent to 1/72193. So in the long run, we would expect to see this hand one time out of every 72,193 hands. Odds of hitting a straight flush is so low that it almost doesn’t make sense to write it in percentages. It is a 0.00139% chance you will hit a straight flush. This is 72,192:1 odds against hitting it. SO only once every 72,000 hands you will hit the second most powerful hand in poker. Odds% You Hold Outs 2-to-1 32.00% A Pair 2 50-to-1 2.02% Two Pair 4 8-to-1 12.00% Inside Straight 4 400-to-1 0.25% Overcards 6 118-to-1 0.85% Open-ended Straight 8 9-to-1 10.90% Four Flush 9 15-to-1 6.50% Straight & Flush Draw Straight / Flush or Better 15 Three of a Kind Hope to Make Full House Suited connectors.
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