[PrayingMantis]

Thanks for the answer, but this is completely *not* what I'm looking for.

I'm looking for the general probability. Not the calculation of the specific outs for a specific hand, which is a very obvious and basic prodecure.

I'll try to phrase it differently:

if you are all-in, no matter with what cards, what is the probability that you'll make your "best hand" on the river? (as opposed to making it already on the flop, or on the turn?).

The answer should be a number between 0 and 1. .

I hope now it's more clear. You might want to look through the original thread in the psychology forum ("the river card syndrome"). This very question is discussed between PDosterM and myself.

PrayingMantis