Player A has 20 outs in 2 cards. The best he/she/it could make is a straight flush but are almost 100% to hit something better than 2 pair in the next 2. Player A has 6 outs to make the FH in the next two cards but has flopped two pair. I'd go with player A odds wise even though B is ahead with 2 pair. I think even on an 'all in' they would get called and lose.

u lost me...

Sorry MacGyver, I made a mistake its only 16 outs to make something better than 2 pair. What I mean is in the next 2 cards, the turn and the river Player A has 16 cards, out of the pack of 52 with 5 face up i.e 2in his hand and 3 on the flop, to make something better than 2 pair. Which is 16 x 2/47. 32/47 =0.68 i.e 70% probability or 7 cards in 10 that he will make the straight or the flush or even the straight flush in the next 2 cards. Player B has a 17% chance of making the FH in the next 2. In a real game I think player B would probably go all in and get called by player A, who very well might make at very least the straight but probably the flush(the odds at this stage of making the flush are believe it or not the same or better). This is Gpokr however so player B would probably make the full house on the river after A had made the nut flush on the turn and went all in. Hehe

couldnt giv a fuk as long as it was me

Must be player A, has a lot of outs he can rely on. And with a straight flush draw he must play on anyway!

If the pot and the excellent Player A to more chances to win in my opinion, because it plays and Straight & Flush

Player A

Player B is about a 66% favorite, if you want an exact number there are websites that will convert your hand and give you %'s

Player A has a slight edge. Player B 66%, you having a laugh?

player A: 51.52%
player B: 48.48%

http://www.cardplayer.com/poker_odds/texas_holdem#

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