Poker odds chart: every table on one page

Get the odds charts

Four tables, no derivations: outs to odds, the price every bet size offers, the situations players look up most and approximate preflop matchups. Each one is on the page as a table you can copy and downloads as an image, with one PDF for the set.

Outs to odds chart (rule of 2 and 4)

Outs to odds after the flop, with 47 unseen cards
Outs Example draw Turn card only By the river Rule of 2 / rule of 4
1 2.1% 4.3% 2% / 4%
2 Pocket pair to a set 4.3% 8.4% 4% / 8%
3 6.4% 12.5% 6% / 12%
4 Gutshot straight draw 8.5% 16.5% 8% / 16%
5 10.6% 20.4% 10% / 20%
6 Two overcards 12.8% 24.1% 12% / 24%
7 14.9% 27.8% 14% / 28%
8 Open-ended straight draw 17.0% 31.5% 16% / 32%
9 Flush draw 19.1% 35.0% 18% / 36%
10 21.3% 38.4% 20% / 40%
11 23.4% 41.7% 22% / 44%
12 Flush draw plus gutshot 25.5% 45.0% 24% / 48%
13 27.7% 48.1% 26% / 52%
14 29.8% 51.2% 28% / 56%
15 Flush draw plus open-ender 31.9% 54.1% 30% / 60%
16 34.0% 57.0% 32% / 64%
17 36.2% 59.8% 34% / 68%
18 38.3% 62.4% 36% / 72%
19 40.4% 65.0% 38% / 76%
20 42.6% 67.5% 40% / 80%

The turn column is your outs divided by the 47 cards you cannot see. The river column counts both remaining cards. The last column is the mental shortcut, which tracks the exact numbers well up to about ten outs and overstates them after that: the rule of 2 and 4 has the method and the drift.

Poker outs to odds chart: 1 to 20 outs with the chance of hitting on the turn, the chance by the river and the rule of 2 and 4 estimate
The outs table, printed the way it downloads.

Pot odds chart by bet size

The price each bet size offers, and the equity it asks for
Bet you face Odds you are getting Equity you need
Quarter pot 5 to 1 17%
Third pot 4 to 1 20%
Half pot 3 to 1 25%
Two-thirds pot 2.5 to 1 29%
Three-quarters pot 2.3 to 1 30%
Pot 2 to 1 33%
Overbet, 1.5x pot 1.7 to 1 38%
Double pot 1.5 to 1 40%

Break-even equity is your call divided by the pot after that call, so the percentages travel: they are the same in a home game and in a large pot. Compare the number to what your hand is worth and the decision is made. The worked version lives on how to calculate pot odds.

Pot odds chart by bet size: the odds offered and the break-even equity needed against a quarter pot bet through a double pot overbet
The pot-odds table, printed the way it downloads.

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Common situation odds

The numbers players look up most
Situation Chance As 1 in N
Flush draw completes by the river 35% 1 in 2.9
Open-ended straight draw completes by the river 32% 1 in 3.2
Two overcards pair by the river 24% 1 in 4.1
Gutshot completes by the river 16.5% 1 in 6.1
Pocket pair flops a set or better 12% 1 in 8.5
Two unpaired cards flop at least one pair 32% 1 in 3.1
Two suited cards get three more of their suit by the river 5.8% 1 in 17
Dealt any pocket pair 5.9% 1 in 17
Dealt pocket aces 0.45% 1 in 221

Draw rows assume the flop is out and both remaining cards are still to come. Counting the outs correctly is the input to every one of them, and poker odds explained covers what an out is and when one is not real.

Common poker odds chart: flush draws, straight draws, flopping a set, flopping a pair and the chance of being dealt a pocket pair
The common situations table, printed the way it downloads.

Preflop matchup equity chart

Approximate all-in equity before the flop
Matchup Example hands Favourite Underdog
Overpair against an underpair AA against KK About 80% About 20%
Pair against two overcards 22 against AK Slight edge to the pair Close to even
Dominated high cards AQ against AK 74% for AK 26% for AQ
Best starting hand against any two cards AA 85% 15%
Big pair against any two cards QQ, then JJ 80%, then 77.5% 20%, then 22.5%
Best unpaired hand against any two cards AKs, then AKo 67%, then 65% 33%, then 35%

These are approximations. Suits and straight interference move most of them a point or two, which is why the poker writing quotes them as roughly 80/20 rather than to a decimal. The one-page summary of the whole set is the poker cheat sheet.

Preflop matchup equity chart: overpair against underpair, pair against two overcards, dominated high cards and the best hands against any two cards
The matchup table, printed the way it downloads.

Poker odds FAQ

What are the odds of hitting a flush draw?

A flush draw has nine outs, and it completes by the river about 35% of the time. If only the turn card is coming, it is about 19%. Both numbers are in the outs table above.

How do you convert outs to odds?

Multiply your outs by 2 for one card to come, or by 4 when the turn and the river are both still coming. That is the rule of 2 and 4, and it tracks the exact numbers closely up to about ten outs before it starts to overstate them.

Is there a printable poker odds chart PDF?

Yes. The PDF at the top of this page holds all four tables, and each table also downloads on its own as an image. Neither format asks for an email address.

What percentage of the time do pocket aces win?

Against one random hand, pocket aces win about 85% of the time before the flop. Against a specific hand the number moves: against pocket kings it is around 80%.