On the "Odds and Outs - How should you play your draws" article, under SnG Bronze Level, you can read at the bottom in the first example:
Pre-flop: Hero is SB with Qh, Kh.
UTG calls t20, 2 folds, MP2 calls t20, 3 folds, Hero completes, BB checks.Flop: (t80) 5c, Tc, Js (4 players)
Hero checks, BB checks, UTG bets t60, MP2 calls t60, Hero calls t60.Comments:
You hit an OESD on the flop and have 8 outs. The probability of completing on the turn is 17%; your odds are app. 5:1. There are t200 in the pot and it will cost t60 to call, giving you app. 3:1 pot odds.However, with 3 opponents in the hand you can't necessarily depend on the Ac and 9c, since they could give one of your opponents a flush. For this reason, you give yourself 7 outs.
You would complete your straight on the turn one in seven times. Since, however, these 60 chips only make up a very small portion of you stack and you can certainly expect to win more if you do complete, you can call.
I'm either missing something or that probably should be 6 outs, no?
