How to use it
- Choose the number of players.
- Tap a card slot, then tap a card in the deck. The next empty slot is selected for you.
- Add a flop, turn or river if you want odds from that point in the hand.
- Leave a player blank to give them a random hand.
Tap a filled slot to clear it.
What the numbers mean
The big figure is equity: your share of the pot on average, counting a tie as a split. Next to it are the outright win and tie chances. When every player's cards are known, the calculator counts every possible board and the answer is exact. With random hands in play it deals 120,000 random hands and reports the average.
Odds worth knowing by heart
| Situation | Example | Win % |
|---|---|---|
| Pair vs lower pair | KK vs 77 | 80 / 20 |
| Pair vs two overcards | QQ vs AK suited | 54 / 46 |
| Pair vs two undercards | AA vs KQ offsuit | 86 / 14 |
| Dominated hand | AK vs AQ | 74 / 26 |
| Two live cards | AK vs JT suited | 59 / 41 |
| Small pair vs overcards | 22 vs AK | 53 / 47 |
More on outs and pot odds on the poker cheat sheet. To test one hand against everything an opponent might hold, use the equity calculator.
Using a calculator while you play
Use this to study hands after a session. Running a calculator on your live hand during play is real-time assistance, and online sites ban it.
Want somewhere to use this? See which sites take players in your state.
Common questions
How does a poker odds calculator work?
It takes the known cards, deals out the unknown ones every possible way or many thousands of random ways, and counts how often each hand wins.
What are the odds of pocket aces winning?
About 85% against one random hand, 82% against pocket kings, and around 73% against two random hands.
Is this calculator free?
Yes. It runs in your browser and nothing you enter is sent anywhere.
Can I use it for Omaha?
No. This one is for Texas Hold'em only.