How many outs do i have?

[JJack]

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I just complete preflop.

On the flop, I'd give you like 3.5 outs. 1.5 for the flush, 1 for the straights, and 1 for the ace. So as played, I'd check/call one from MP1 on the flop.

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hmm
i dont understand something
SSHE says that (we assume there is a rainbow flop):
- BDSD has 1,5 if no gap like x56 and u hold A7
- BDSD has 1 if is only one gap like x56 and u hold A8
- BDSD has 0,5 if there are two gaps like x56 and u hold A9

Is difference when i have one gap like:
- x56 and u hold A8
- xJQ and u hold A2?

[NIX]

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hmm
i dont understand something
SSHE says that (we assume there is a rainbow flop):
- BDSD has 1,5 if no gap like x56 and u hold A7
- BDSD has 1 if is only one gap like x56 and u hold A8
- BDSD has 0,5 if there are two gaps like x56 and u hold A9

Is difference when i have one gap like:
- x56 and u hold A8
- xJQ and u hold A2?

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In the x56 example, you can make 2 straights with a 74 and a 79. In the xJQ example, you can make 1 straight with a KT. The backdoor straight draw is stronger in the first example.

[JJack]

ok now i all understand thx for raplies

[JJack]

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I would probably complete PF with this RIO hand many-way. On the flop your BDSD outs are almost worthless, and you can't give yourself 3 outs for the ace. You probably have somewhere around 3 outs, I'd throw a bet thinking there's a chance I might see a free river. What was your read on the table? I will usually bet this 4 way, 5 way depends on if anyone can fold.

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Read hmm ... most them LP rest TAG, LAG

[Esso]

As far as betting the flop, in my opinion if you do not plan on betting out on a flop like this, you probably shouldn't raise preflop.