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Combo Draw Odds: Flush and Straight Draws Together

With 15 outs a flush and open-ended straight draw hits 54.1% by the river, more often than not. See every combo draw's odds and how to play them.

Poker Tracking Team
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November 7, 2026
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A combo draw is a hand with two draws at once, most often a flush draw plus a straight draw. Combo draws have so many outs that they are often favourites even against a made hand like top pair, which changes how you should play them.

Combo draw odds

DrawOutsFlop to turnTurn to riverFlop to river
Flush draw + open-ender1531.9%32.6%54.1%
Flush draw + gutshot1225.5%26.1%45.0%
Flush draw + two overcards1531.9%32.6%54.1%
Open-ender + pair1327.7%28.3%48.1%

The biggest common draw, a flush draw plus an open-ender, has 15 outs: 9 flush cards plus 6 more straight cards that are not already counted. It hits on the turn 31.9% of the time and by the river 54.1% of the time, so with two cards to come it completes more often than it misses.

Overcards and pairs are less reliable outs. Pairing an ace with ace-high may not be the best hand, so count those outs at less than full value. The pair-plus-open-ender row assumes your five pairing cards would all give you the best hand.

How the outs add up

Count each card only once. With 9-8 of hearts on a 7-6-2 board with two hearts, the nine hearts complete the flush and the eight cards that make a straight include the five and ten of hearts, which are already counted. That leaves 9 + 6 = 15 outs. With a gutshot instead of an open-ender, 9 + 3 = 12.

How to play a big combo draw

  • Be aggressive. With 54.1% equity over two cards, getting all-in on the flop is usually fine against one pair, and betting or raising also wins the pot outright when they fold.
  • Watch what beats you. If your flush is low or the board pairs, some outs may not be clean.
  • Use the right number. With one card to come the 15-outer is 31.9%, a big drop from 54.1%. If you are not all-in, price the call one card at a time.

Check it yourself

Enter your exact hand and board in the poker odds calculator to see real equity against a specific hand, or look up any number of outs on the poker outs chart. For single draws, see flush draw odds and open-ended straight draw odds.

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