A card that will improve your hand, often substantially.
Cards that will improve a hand.
A card that can further improve a player's hand. For instance, if a player has a flush draw then any of the remaining cards of the same suit would be considered "outs" or cards that would make a flush.
A card which could make your hand a winner in one of the following betting rounds, such as a third card of the same suit to make your flush on the Turn or River.
A card that will make your hand. For example, if you are drawing to an open-ended straight there are eight cards that can make your hand. You have 8 "outs".
excluded from use or mention; "forbidden fruit"; "in our house dancing and playing cards were out"; "a taboo subject"
a card that will make your hand better than your opponents
a possibility that cards can turn up on the next round that could turn your hand into a possible winner
A card that is still in the deck that could improve your hand.
The number of cards in the deck that will make your hand or draw. For example if you are four to a flush you have 9 outs, an open ended straight would have 8 outs and a gutshot 4 outs.
A card that will make the hand for you.
Even if you currently do not have the best hand, there may be ways for you to get the best hand at the table. A card that will give you that hand is called an out. If you have no outs, you are said to be drawing dead.
A card that will help your hand. Usually one that will make your hand a winner.
A card remaining somewhere in the deck that will complete a winning hand
A card that can help your hand improve from losing to winning. A Texas Holdem example: the board shows 7c 8c 9s, player 1 holds Ac Tc, player 2 holds 8h 9h. Player 2 is ahread with two pair (8s and 9s), but player 1 has many outs that could him the winning hand: any club for a flush (9 cards), 6h 6s 6d Th Ts Td for a straight (6 cards), so we say player 1 has 15 outs.
folded, ineligible to bet or win this hand or an out is a card that will improve your hand, usually one that you think will make it a winner. As well in Hold'em, an open-ended straight draw has eight outs.
An Out is a card that can improve a given hand. If you have 4 spades, you would have 9 outs to make the flush. There are 13 spades in the deck minus the 4 you have, leaving you the remaining 9 Outs.
A very important term in the game, each out is a single opportunity for you to win a particular hand should you draw a particular hand. The more experienced a player gets the more they think in terms of “outs” as they use the available outs in any given situation to assess the implied or actual pot odds of winning each hand.
Cards that will improve one's hand. This is a term that is normally spoken in the plural, for example, "any heart will give me a flush, so I have nine outs."
A card that will make your hand win. Normally heard in the plural. Example: "Any spade will make my flush, so I have nine outs."
A card that is still circulating in the deck, which could significantly better a players hand.
A card remaining in the deck that could hopefully improve your hand.
An out is a card that is left in the deck that you need to hit in order to improve your hand.
(1) having no cards in (a suit); having no more cards in (a suit);(2) not currently an active player. [Usage: sitting out = not one of the four players at the table.
A card needed to improve your hand.
A card that will improve your hand, e.g. You need a club for a flush so you have 9 outs.
A card that can be used to make a hand.
A card that makes up the winning hand.
A card remaining in the deck that improves your hand
A card in the deck that could possibly be dealt to improve your hand.
A number of cards that are needed to complete a winning hand
A draw to the nuts; A card that would give you the nuts.
A card that will make your winning hand.
A card that will significantly improve your hand
A card that would win you the hand if drawn.
A card or cards that will make your hand win.
A card needed to better your hand. For instance, there are eight outs to an open ended straight.
A card that will improve a hand. Eg. "I had 13 outs" means that there were 13 cards that would improve my hand.
A live card that will improve your hand, usually referred to a card that will give you a winning hand.
In a poker game with more than one betting round, an out is any unseen card that, if drawn, will improve a player's hand to one that is likely to win. Knowing the number of outs a player has is an important part of poker strategy. For example in draw poker, a hand with four diamonds has nine outs to make a flush: there are 13 diamonds in the deck, and four of them have been seen.