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After the flop you hold an open-ended straight draw: eight cards complete it and $47$ are unseen. If you see both the turn and the river, what is the probability you make the straight? Give a decimal to four places.

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After the flop you hold an open-ended straight draw: eight cards complete it and 474747 are unseen. If you see both the turn and the river, what is the probability you make the straight? Give a decimal to four places.

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After the flop you hold an open-ended straight draw: eight cards complete it and $47$ are unseen. If you see both the turn and the river, what is the probability you make the straight? Give a decimal to four places.