Maximum outs possible

Hi, I'm looking at outs and sometimes I see 21 and 22. I can't figure out when you would have that many outs.

1) WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM # OF OUTS YOU CAN HAVE?

open ender + FD + 2 overs?
8+9+6= 23 outs lawl

Yea not close, and your math is wrong. OESD and FD and overs are 21. If an opponent has two outs on the flop you have 45 outs in the deck DUCY.

Seriously, it depends on your hand and the opponents.

Oh yeah i counted the straight cards that made the flush again. sorry it's 21

Q J vs 4 2 on T 9 4 9

Diamonds - 9, improve to a flush
K - 3, improve to a straight
Q - 3, improve to QQ99J
J - 3, improve to JJ99Q
T - 3, improve to TT99Q vs TT994
8 - 3, improve to a straight

24 outs on the turn

Originally Posted by spoonitnow

Q J vs 4 2 on T 9 4 9

Diamonds - 9, improve to a flush
K - 3, improve to a straight
Q - 3, improve to QQ99J
J - 3, improve to JJ99Q
T - 3, improve to TT99Q vs TT994
8 - 3, improve to a straight

24 outs on the turn

Surely one card of each of the K,Q,J,T,8 is already included in the Diamonds flush cards count?

Originally Posted by tasha

surely one card of each of the k,q,j,t,8 is already included in the diamonds flush cards count?

2345678ka diamonds

Originally Posted by Tasha

Surely one card of each of the K,Q,J,T,8 is already included in the Diamonds flush cards count?

Hence there only being three left...

vs on is slightly better. we lose a diamond but gain 2 fours

eidt: actually the # of diamonds is the same in both, since the 4d gives villain a full house in spoons example

Originally Posted by JKDS

vs on is slightly better. we lose a diamond but gain 2 fours

eidt: actually the # of diamonds is the same in both, since the 4d gives villain a full house in spoons example

Good catch

Originally Posted by JKDS

vs on is slightly better. we lose a diamond but gain 2 fours

eidt: actually the # of diamonds is the same in both, since the 4d gives villain a full house in spoons example

Ow, my head is starting to hurt. We lose the 2d, correct?
So this would make the total 25 because any hands that use the two extra fours we win by having higher pocket cards?

Originally Posted by Tasha

Ow, my head is starting to hurt. We lose the 2d, correct?
So this would make the total 25 because any hands that use the two extra fours we win by having higher pocket cards?

yes

Oh yeah - so only 8 improve to a flush, or have I missed one out?

*Looks*

23 outs is the most I can find

Board: Js Ts Th 8c
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 56.818% 56.82% 00.00% 25 0.00 { KsQs }
Hand 1: 43.182% 43.18% 00.00% 19 0.00 { 6d6h }

Originally Posted by Outlaw

23 outs is the most I can find

Board: Js Ts Th 8c
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 56.818% 56.82% 00.00% 25 0.00 { KsQs }
Hand 1: 43.182% 43.18% 00.00% 19 0.00 { 6d6h }

A (4)
K (3)
Q (3)
J (3)
9 (4)
8 (3)
7s (1)
5s (1)
4s (1)
3s (1)
2s (1)

4 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 4 + 3 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 25

Hi again, Wow, I was thinking that this would have been a clear cut answer. Like a flush draw is 9 OUTS after the flop if you have 2 in your hand and 2 on the board. But, for some reason I'm getting answers from 21 to 25. I know that OUTS depends on your opponents cards. But, what I'm looking for is after the flop and before you know what your opponents cards are. Last week, my friends and I were trying to find out the most OUTS you could have and we had the same problem, everyone had a different answer.

Does anyone agree with "kiwiMark" that it's 25?

Thanks so much!

Yeah I think it's 25. If you can get ahold of the book Ace on the River by Barry Greenstein he goes over this extensively giving examples for every possible number of outs.

In Omaha it's fun to have like two flush draws plus a wrap plus a set or some shit on the turn.