Dirty outs

Created by LawDude on August 5, 2009

Definition

Potential outs that may or may not give a player the best hand.

Example

Hero has an open ended straight draw and needs a 3 or 8 for a straight, but there are two spades on the board. As a result, the 3 and 8 of spades are dirty outs-- they may give Hero the best hand, but they may not and instead give another player a flush.

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