Open-ended Straight Draw
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Posted by: Ivan
An open-ended straight draw is when you have four consecutive cards, so you only miss one card on either end of your card combination to make a straight.
For example, you’re holding 5-6 in your hand and the community board after the flop reads A, 4, 7. This means you have an open-ended straight draw of 4, 5, 6, and 7, and you only need an 8 or a 3 on the turn (fourth street) or the river to complete your straight.
Ivan played poker professionally for over five years but finally decided to merge his passion for writing with gambling and became one of the leading writers in this industry. Now he covers sports betting, casino & poker world and enjoys playing card games with his friends.
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