How often do unpaired cards flop two pair?
Unpaired hole cards flop two pair, using both cards, 2.02% of the time — about 1 in 49 flops.
Probability
2.02%
about 1 time in 49
Exact. All 19,600 possible flops for Ah Kd were evaluated.
One of the three remaining aces, one of the three remaining kings, and any of the 44 other cards: 396 flops out of 19,600, about 2%. Two pair on the flop is strong but vulnerable — it has four outs to a full house and loses to any set.
- Flops that pair both of your cards (and no more)396
- All flops19,600C(50, 3)
- Probability2.02%3 × 3 × 44 / C(50, 3)
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Your hand
Board
Hand now
Two Pair, Queens and Sevens
Outs
4
of 47 unseen
By the turn
8.5%
4 / 47
By the river
16.5%
two cards to come
The 4 highlighted cards are your outs.
What you’re drawing to
- Two pair to full house4 outs
Shortcut vs. exact
| Cards to come | Rule of 2/4 | Exact | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turn only | 8% | 8.51% | −0.51 pts |
| Turn and river | 16% | 16.47% | −0.47 pts |