Starting hand 143 of 169

73s Seven-Three suited

Wins vs 1 random hand
40.1%
Wins vs 5 random hands
14.3%
Dealt
1 in 332
Opening guide
Fold

How to play it. Fold in almost every spot, except defending the big blind against a small raise.

73s pairs at least one of its cards on the flop 32.4% of the time and makes two pair or better 6.9% of the time.

Because both cards share a suit, it flops a flush or a four-card flush draw 11.8% of the time. Compare 73o at 36.7% heads-up.

The cards are close enough to make straights, so 73s gains value in pots with several players.

Win percentage by number of opponents

0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 40 1 26 2 20 3 16 4 14 5 12 6 11 7 10 8 9 9
Bars: 73s's equity against 1 to 9 random opponents. Dashed lines: a fair share of the pot (50% heads-up, 10% against nine). Above the line means the hand wins more than its share.

73s against common hands

Opponent73s equityVerdict
AA Pocket Aces 17.4% Big underdog
KK Pocket Kings 17.9% Big underdog
QQ Pocket Queens 17.5% Big underdog
JJ Pocket Jacks 17.8% Big underdog
TT Pocket Tens 17.9% Big underdog
77 Pocket Sevens 13.5% Big underdog
22 Pocket Twos 49.6% Coin flip
AKs Ace-King suited 35.6% Underdog
AKo Ace-King offsuit 38.1% Underdog
AQo Ace-Queen offsuit 37.8% Underdog
KQs King-Queen suited 34.5% Underdog
JTs Jack-Ten suited 33.2% Underdog
76s Seven-Six suited 40.0% Underdog
72o Seven-Two offsuit 56.7% Favourite

All-in before the flop, averaged over every suit combination. 40,000 simulated boards per matchup.

73s on the flop

Pair one of your hole cards32.4%
Two pair or better6.9%
Three of a kind or better2.8%
Straight or better1.3%
Flush draw or better (four or more of a suit)11.8%

Exact, counted over all 19,600 possible flops.

Questions players ask

Is 73s a good poker hand?
73s (Seven-Three suited) ranks 143 of 169 by heads-up equity and 120 of 169 against five opponents. Our simple opening guide puts it in the "Fold" group: Fold in almost every spot, except defending the big blind against a small raise.
How often are you dealt 73s?
There are 4 ways to be dealt 73s out of 1,326 possible starting hands, so it comes about 0.30% of the time, or 1 in 332 hands.
What are the odds of 73s against Aces?
All-in before the flop, 73s wins about 17.4% against AA (equity including split pots).