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Quick way to calculate odds is this: multiply # of outs x 2 will give you approximate odds of making your hand. For instance, if you have jd 10h and the flop is qh 9c 4c you have 8 outs to hit the open ended straight.4 kings and 4 8's and 2 cards to hit it. 16 outs total multiplied by 2. 32 or 32% actually 31.46%. but you can do that quickly in your head to check the odds of hitting your hand not actually winning the pot.
another way of doing the same calculation is this way ( also posted under Easy Odds Calculation under this topic)

After the flop: multiply number of outs by 4 ( in Tex's example, OE straight draw, you would have 8 outs.....8 x 4 = 32)

After the turn: Multiply number of outs by 2 ( same example. 8 outs. 8 x 2 = 16%)


Same calc at Tex's just a little different way to do it.
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