Starting hand 59 of 169

A2o Ace-Two offsuit

Wins vs 1 random hand
55.0%
Wins vs 5 random hands
16.3%
Dealt
1 in 110
Opening guide
Late position

How to play it. Raise from the cutoff and the button, or when the table folds to you.

A2o pairs at least one of its cards on the flop 32.4% of the time and makes two pair or better 6.0% of the time.

The suited version, A2s, wins 57.3% heads-up, 2.3 points more.

When you pair your Ace, a weak kicker is the danger: an opponent with a better Ace will often win the big pots.

Win percentage by number of opponents

0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 55 1 35 2 25 3 20 4 16 5 14 6 12 7 10 8 9 9
Bars: A2o'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.

A2o against common hands

OpponentA2o equityVerdict
AA Pocket Aces 6.9% Big underdog
KK Pocket Kings 29.0% Big underdog
QQ Pocket Queens 28.6% Big underdog
JJ Pocket Jacks 28.8% Big underdog
TT Pocket Tens 29.0% Big underdog
77 Pocket Sevens 29.9% Big underdog
22 Pocket Twos 34.0% Underdog
AKs Ace-King suited 24.3% Big underdog
AKo Ace-King offsuit 25.3% Big underdog
AQo Ace-Queen offsuit 26.6% Big underdog
KQs King-Queen suited 54.3% Coin flip
JTs Jack-Ten suited 51.4% Coin flip
76s Seven-Six suited 50.9% Coin flip
72o Seven-Two offsuit 75.1% Big favourite

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

A2o on the flop

Pair one of your hole cards32.4%
Two pair or better6.0%
Three of a kind or better2.0%
Straight or better0.4%
Flush draw or better (four or more of a suit)2.2%

Exact, counted over all 19,600 possible flops.

Questions players ask

Is A2o a good poker hand?
A2o (Ace-Two offsuit) ranks 59 of 169 by heads-up equity and 93 of 169 against five opponents. Our simple opening guide puts it in the "Late position" group: Raise from the cutoff and the button, or when the table folds to you.
How often are you dealt A2o?
There are 12 ways to be dealt A2o out of 1,326 possible starting hands, so it comes about 0.90% of the time, or 1 in 110 hands.
What are the odds of A2o against Aces?
All-in before the flop, A2o wins about 6.9% against AA (equity including split pots).