What is every hand worth on a 7 6 5 two-tone flop?

On a 7 6 5 two-tone flop, 98 flops the nut straight, small pairs and connectors take over the top of the table, and most big broadway hands are underdogs against a random hand.

7 6 5 two-tone

Middling connected boards

Equity vs one random hand

98s 92.9%

77 83.1%

55 83.0%

84o 89.1%

Notable hands on 7 6 5 two-tone

Hand	Flops	Equity	Why it matters
98s	straight	92.9%	The nut straight, and the strongest thing this small board can build.
77	set	83.1%	Top set, though on this texture the three sets are basically triplets.
55	set	83.0%	Bottom set, giving up almost nothing to the sevens.
84o	straight	89.1%	The middle straight from arguably the least respected hand in the deck.
43s	straight	84.1%	The low straight. Yes, four-three. This is that kind of board.
88	overpair	75.7%	The best pair on the board that is not a set, with an open-ended draw attached.
AA	overpair	71.4%	A favorite with little upside: outside a set or runner-runner hearts, it mostly has to stay ahead.
87s	pair	71.8%	Top pair plus an open-ended draw, live against almost anything.
JTo	nothing yet	29.8%	Beloved preflop, an outright underdog here. Let that recalibrate you.
KQo	nothing yet	38.3%	Two premium overcards that this board treats as nearly blank cardboard.

7 6 5 with two hearts might be the most deceptive flop in the set. It looks small and innocent, and it is anything but: three straights are in, every set is under siege, a flush draw looms, and some of the best-looking starting hands in poker are outright underdogs to a random hand. This is the board that punishes preflop pride most brutally.

98 flops the nut straight, nine down to five, and clears the table. 84 flops the middle straight, and 43 the bottom one, seven down to three. Sevens, sixes, and fives all made sets in a near three-way tie. Pocket eights are the standout pair: an overpair to the board with an open-ended draw attached, comfortably the best pair without a set.

The flush layer needs one honest caveat. Only two hearts are out, so a suited hand draws at the flush only when it happens to be suited in hearts, which each suited class is just a fraction of the time. The rest of the time its suitedness is decoration, and the figure you see averages the two situations together.

Now the carnage at the top. JT offsuit, a hand everybody plays, loses to a random hand well more often than it wins here. QJ and KQ are underdogs too. Aces and kings remain favorites, but modest ones with little room to improve. The mistake on boards like this is autopiloting the big-card game: when the flop comes 7 6 5, the small cards are not a surprise appearance, they are the main event.

All 169 hands on 7 6 5 two-tone

Equity of every starting hand class against one random opponent hand on 7 6 5 two-tone, averaged over the class's possible suit combinations. Sorted best to worst within each group.

Pairs

Hand	Flops	Equity
77	set	83.1%
55	set	83.0%
66	set	82.6%
88	overpair	75.7%
AA	overpair	71.4%
99	overpair	70.3%
KK	overpair	69.4%
QQ	overpair	67.8%
JJ	overpair	65.9%
TT	overpair	65.0%
44	pocket pair	55.1%
33	pocket pair	46.2%
22	pocket pair	36.7%

Suited

Hand	Flops	Equity
98s	straight	92.9%
84s	straight	89.5%
43s	straight	84.1%
76s	two pair	74.7%
75s	two pair	73.4%
65s	two pair	72.0%
87s	pair	71.8%
86s	pair	67.8%
97s	pair	67.5%
85s	pair	67.3%
74s	pair	67.0%
A7s	pair	62.9%
64s	pair	62.9%
54s	pair	62.7%
96s	pair	62.5%
K7s	pair	62.0%
73s	pair	61.9%
95s	pair	61.8%
Q7s	pair	61.5%
T7s	pair	61.4%
A8s		61.1%
J7s	pair	61.0%
A5s	pair	57.5%
A6s	pair	57.4%
K8s		57.3%
72s	pair	57.2%
K5s	pair	56.9%
63s	pair	56.9%
53s	pair	56.8%
K6s	pair	56.6%
Q5s	pair	56.0%
Q6s	pair	55.9%
T6s	pair	55.7%
J6s	pair	55.5%
T5s	pair	55.4%
A4s		55.3%
J5s	pair	55.3%
A9s		54.3%
Q8s		54.3%
K4s		51.8%
52s	pair	51.8%
62s	pair	51.7%
J8s		51.5%
T8s		50.3%
K9s		50.2%
AKs		48.9%
Q4s		48.6%
AQs		48.1%
A3s		48.0%
AJs		47.4%
ATs		47.2%
Q9s		46.5%
J4s		45.9%
K3s		44.0%
T4s		44.0%
94s		44.0%
J9s		43.6%
KQs		43.5%
KJs		42.8%
KTs		42.7%
82s		42.7%
93s		42.6%
T9s		42.2%
83s		42.2%
A2s		41.2%
Q3s		40.3%
QJs		38.9%
QTs		38.7%
J3s		37.2%
42s		37.1%
K2s		36.5%
JTs		35.3%
T3s		35.2%
92s		35.0%
Q2s		32.8%
J2s		29.4%
32s		27.7%
T2s		27.5%

Offsuit

Hand	Flops	Equity
98o	straight	92.9%
84o	straight	89.1%
43o	straight	83.2%
76o	two pair	74.3%
75o	two pair	74.2%
65o	two pair	72.7%
87o	pair	72.2%
86o	pair	68.0%
97o	pair	67.6%
74o	pair	67.1%
85o	pair	63.8%
A7o	pair	63.3%
64o	pair	63.2%
96o	pair	63.1%
K7o	pair	62.6%
73o	pair	61.9%
Q7o	pair	61.7%
J7o	pair	61.4%
T7o	pair	61.4%
54o	pair	58.7%
95o	pair	57.9%
A6o	pair	57.6%
72o	pair	57.6%
A8o		57.5%
K6o	pair	56.9%
63o	pair	56.9%
Q6o	pair	56.5%
T6o	pair	56.0%
J6o	pair	55.7%
K8o		53.7%
A5o	pair	52.4%
53o	pair	52.1%
K5o	pair	51.7%
62o	pair	51.7%
A4o		51.5%
Q5o	pair	51.0%
A9o		50.5%
Q8o		50.4%
T5o	pair	50.4%
J5o	pair	50.2%
K4o		47.6%
J8o		47.3%
T8o		46.3%
52o	pair	46.3%
K9o		45.9%
Q4o		44.4%
AKo		44.3%
A3o		43.4%
AQo		43.3%
AJo		42.5%
ATo		42.2%
Q9o		41.9%
J4o		41.3%
T4o		39.5%
94o		39.4%
K3o		38.9%
J9o		38.8%
KQo		38.3%
93o		38.2%
82o		38.0%
83o		37.7%
KJo		37.6%
KTo		37.5%
T9o		37.4%
A2o		35.7%
Q3o		34.9%
QJo		33.3%
QTo		33.1%
42o		31.9%
J3o		31.7%
K2o		30.7%
JTo		29.8%
T3o		29.7%
92o		29.4%
Q2o		26.5%
J2o		22.9%
32o		21.5%
T2o		20.8%

Speculative hands on 7 6 5 two-tone

This is low, connected, and two-tone. Each guide covers how the hand plays before the flop; the table above shows what it is worth once this board arrives.

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Common questions about the 7 6 5 two-tone flop

What is 98s's equity on a 7 6 5 two-tone flop? +

98s has about 92.9% equity against one random hand on a 7 6 5 two-tone flop. The nut straight, and the strongest thing this small board can build.

What is 77's equity on a 7 6 5 two-tone flop? +

77 has about 83.1% equity against one random hand on a 7 6 5 two-tone flop. Top set, though on this texture the three sets are basically triplets.

What is 55's equity on a 7 6 5 two-tone flop? +

55 has about 83.0% equity against one random hand on a 7 6 5 two-tone flop. Bottom set, giving up almost nothing to the sevens.

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