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Scenario: Game: No-Limit Hold'em | Format: Cash Game | Blinds: 1/2 | Board: J♥ T♥ 2♠ | Hero Holding: K♣ Q♣ | Pot Size: 20. Hero faces a bet of 10. When discounting outs for the open-ended straight draw, how should the A♥ and 9♥ be treated?
- They should be discounted as 'half-outs' or ignored if the opponent has many flushes.
- They are the only clean outs because they represent the top end of the straight.
- They are full outs because a straight is a very strong absolute hand.
- They should be counted twice because they provide double equity.
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