Poker Odds Calculator

Absolutely, I'd be thrilled to help you navigate the probabilities in this scenario! So, if you have four hearts after the flop, we can calculate the odds of hitting a flush by the river. Here's how you can approach this: Counting outs: You'll want to determine how many hearts are left in the deck that can complete your flush. You have four hearts, and there are nine remaining in the deck (13 hearts total - 4 in your hand = 9 left in the deck). Calculating the odds: With 9 hearts remaining and 47 unseen cards after the flop (52 total cards - 2 in your hand - 3 on the flop = 47 unseen), you can calculate the odds of hitting a flush on the next card (the turn) as approximately 9/47 or around 19.1%. Considering the turn and river: If you don't hit your flush on the turn, the odds for hitting on the river change. After the turn, there will be 46 unseen cards, with 9 hearts remaining, resulting in approximately 9/46 or about 19.6% chance of hitting the flush on the river. Remember, this calculation assumes that no other players fold or have cards that complete a higher-ranking hand like a full house or a straight flush. Understanding these odds can help you make informed decisions regarding your bet sizing, evaluating whether the potential payout justifies the risk based on the likelihood of completing your hand. Do you find this breakdown helpful? There's more depth to explore if you want to dive further into concepts like implied odds or considering opponents' ranges.