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How good is six-four offsuit before the flop?

64o · Six-Four offsuit

Against one unknown hand it wins about 2 times in 5 — a 1.6 : 1 underdog.

Rank of 169
154
by heads-up equity
Equity heads-up
38.0%
± 0.07%
Combinations
12
of 1,326
Dealt
0.90%
about 1 time in 110 · 110 : 1 against

Against more opponents

Everyone unknown, everyone to showdown. Strength falls as the table fills, faster for hands that rely on one pair.

OpponentsEquityFair share
138.0%50.0%
224.6%33.3%
318.3%25.0%
512.0%16.7%
88.3%11.1%

Against tighter ranges

Heads-up against an opponent who only holds the top N% of hands, ranked by this table.

Opponent’s rangeEquity
Top 10%28.1%
Top 20%31.5%
Top 35%33.1%
Top 50%34.0%
Any hand38.0%

Head-to-head

Averaged over every combination of both hands, so shared suits count correctly.

Against64o wins
AA16.7%
KK16.9%
QQ16.9%
JJ16.5%
TT16.7%
AKs35.0%
AKo36.7%
AQs34.6%
JTs32.8%
98s32.5%
72o46.9%

What it flops

Exact, from all 19,600 possible flops.

Pair up or better33.4%about 1 time in 3
Two pair or better6.5%about 1 time in 15
Open-ended straight draw or a straight8.0%about 1 time in 13

Related hands

Equity figures are Monte Carlo simulation, seeded xoshiro128**, seed 20260901; flop odds are exact. Equity is showdown share with everyone staying in, a measure of strength rather than advice on what to play. Offsuit hands are 12 of the 1,326 combinations.