Flop Wetness Trainer

Practice classifying flop textures based on the S-P-C system.

Use keys 1 (Dry), 2 (Semi-dry), 3 (Wet), 4 (Very Wet) to classify.

Board 1/10

Classify the board:

Board Analysis:

Your Answer:

Correct Answer:

Suits Score (0):

Pairs Score (0):

Connectedness Score (0):

Total Score:

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S-P-C Scoring System

Goal: Decide how many draw possibilities the flop offers. More draws → “wetter” board; fewer draws → “drier”.

1. Suits – Flush Draws (0-2 pts)

Rainbow (3 different suits): +0 pts (No flush draw)
Two-tone (2 same suit): +1 pt (Flush draw possible)
Monotone (3 same suit): +2 pts (Flush made or very strong draw)

2. Pairs – Effect on Draws (-2 / 0 pts)

Unpaired: +0 pts (Normal draw potential)
Paired Board (e.g., K K 5): -1 pt (Reduces straight/flush combos)
Trips on Board (e.g., 7 7 7): -2 pts (Significantly reduces draws)

Note: Paired boards can mean full houses, but this system scores based on *draw* potential.

3. Connectedness – Straight Draws (0-3 pts)

Based on the largest gap between card ranks (Ace can be low for A-2-3, A-3-4, A-4-5 type hands).

Max Gap = 1 (e.g., 7-8-9, A-2-3): +3 pts (Fully consecutive)
Max Gap = 2 (e.g., 7-9-J, A-3-5): +2 pts (One-card gap)
Max Gap = 3 or 4 (e.g., 7-T-K, 6-J-A): +1 pt (Two or three-card gap)
Max Gap ≥ 5 (e.g., 2-7-K): +0 pts (Four+ card gap, few straight draws)

4. Total Score & Classification

0-1 pts: Dry (Few draws; top pairs strong)
2-3 pts: Semi-dry (Some draws exist)
4-5 pts: Wet (Many straight/flush draws)
6+ pts: Very Wet (Many made hands & strong draws)