Therefore, you'd have 6 outs for the turn and river. Any of the 3 remaining 5's or 9's in the deck would give you at least a pair. Nothing: If your hold cards are unsuited and lower than at least 1 of the cards in the flop, you have 6 outs to achieve a pair.
To tally your outs, you'll need to carefully assess your hand after the flop and then decide what hand you can attain. Under ideal circumstances, 1 of 15 different outs can complete a strong hand. In some cases, you may have only 2 outs, meaning your chances of attaining a desirable hand is remote. Outs are cards that directly contribute to the hand you're trying to build.
