Do you have the odds to call with a combo draw?
A combo draw (flush plus open-ended straight) has about 15 outs and over 50% equity on the flop.
When a flush draw and an open-ended straight draw arrive together you have around 15 outs, which is more than half the deck working for you by the river. On the flop you are often a favorite, so you can call any bet and frequently raise as a semi-bluff with real equity behind it.
On direct pot odds, 15 outs lets you profitably call a flop bet up to any size. Deeper stacks and implied odds push that higher.
Quick tip: A 15-out combo draw is a flop favorite. Call or raise, do not fold.
See this draw on real boards
The flop equity tables show what every starting hand is worth on these textures, precomputed against a random hand.
- J T 9 two-tone : broadway, connected, and two-tone, the combo-draw factory
- 8 7 6 two-tone : the middle board where suited connectors flop the world
Now play the spots where it counts.
Practice against opponents who make you prove your math, hand after hand.