A hand with which you expect to be on a draw is a drawing hand. Suited connectors in hold'em (e.g., QhJh) are drawing hands, since while they make strong hands (straights and flushes) relatively often, they will rarely make them on the flop.
In any game, an incomplete hand which is not likely to win unless future cards, received by whatever means the game specifies, improve it. For example, having four club-suited cards but no pair in a stud game, hoping that one of the cards to come will be a fifth club, making a flush. See draw.
See draw. Drawing thin Holding a weak hand that has few outs (less than four) to improve.
A presently relatively worthless Hand, yet with the Potential to become a strong Hand. The most common types of Drawing Hands are four card Straight s and four card Flush es.
a hand that holds a great drawing odd
a hand that is not good yet, but might turn into a good hand when the next card comes
a hand that is not winning at the moment and requires improvement in subsequent betting rounds
a poker hand that you want to improve
a potential winner but needs an additional card to make the hand
a that still needs cards to improve to the winner
A hand that needs help from the board to make a straight or flush.
The hand which draws the bow string back to the anchor point.
A hand which needs a specific card from the draw in order to fulfil its promise
A good hand that needs a better card to be a winner. E.g. a four flush.
A hand that is the beginning of a better hand, such as a Straight or Flush.
A drawing hand is a hand that you expect to be on a draw.
means a hand, which have to be improved in order to win.
A potentially strong hand requiring a particular card/s from the draw to make it
a hand that will not win unless it is improved. Having four cards to a straight or four cards to a flush are examples of drawing hands.
An incomplete hand such as four cards to a straight in which you are drawing cards, hoping to make your hand.
A hand that has the potential to become a strong hand but which without improvement is relatively worthless. The most common types of drawing hands are four card straights and four card flushes.
having a great hand but having to throw one away to get a better hand
A poker hand (or video poker hand) which needs to receive a particular card in order to improve.
An incomplete, but potentially strong hand. This usually refers to a hand where you have 4 out of 5 cards to make a straight (straight draw) or a flush (flush draw).
A hand that needs help to become a decent hand.
A hand that needs improvement to win.
A hand that will not win unless it is improved on the draw.