Each flop row runs all 990 turn-and-river combinations, 45 × 44 ÷ 2. The turn row runs the 44 rivers that remain.
| Spot | Hand A equity | What the runouts do |
|---|---|---|
| 7s 6s against Ah Ac, on 7h 6d 2c | 74.5% | Two pair is well ahead. About 1 runout in 4 still saves the aces, most often by pairing the board high enough to counterfeit the low two pair, or by giving the aces a set. |
| As Kd against Ac Qh, on Ah 8d 3c | 87.3% | Same top pair, better kicker. Ace-queen needs a queen, or a split, to escape. |
| As Kd against Ac Qh, on Jh Jd Ts Tc | 52.3% | The two pair on the board is shared, so the pot splits on 82% of the rivers. Equity sits just over half. |
These counts are for study and post-session review. Where a row comes from a simulation, the caption names how many deals were run. Where a stack or a pot is made up, the caption says so. None of these figures is an instruction for a live pot.
