Poker Odds Calculator
Set any hands and as much of the board as you know, and see every player's win probability and equity instantly. Work out your odds against random opponents, compare two exact hands, or settle who wins a showdown — then share the result. It works as a poker equity calculator, hand calculator, and preflop odds calculator in one. Free, no sign-up, practice only.
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Pick your two cards to see your real chances.
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How to use the calculator
- Tap a card slot, then tap a card to fill it — start with your two cards.
- Leave an opponent blank to treat them as a random hand, or give them exact cards.
- Add the flop, turn, and river as they come (or leave the board empty for preflop odds).
- Add up to eight opponents, then share the scenario with a link.
Reading your equity
Your equityis your expected share of the pot — the percentage of the time you'd win (plus your share of any ties) if the hand played out many times from here. It's computed with a fast Monte Carlo simulation. A few classic Texas Hold'em match-ups to calibrate your intuition:
| Preflop match-up (heads-up) | Equity |
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| Pocket aces vs pocket kings | 82% / 18% |
| Pocket aces vs A-K | 87% / 13% |
| Pocket aces vs a random hand | 85% / 15% |
| Pocket kings vs A-K | 70% / 30% |
| Q-Q vs A-K (a “race”) | 54% / 46% |
| A-K vs A-Q (dominated) | 75% / 25% |
Approximate equities, ties split. Aces vs a random hand slips below 85% as more players see the flop — set it up above and watch it move.
Odds, outs, and pot odds
On a draw, you can estimate your chances by hand with the rule of 2 and 4 — count your outs and multiply by 2 for the next card or 4 by the river. To turn that into a call-or-fold against a bet, use the pot odds calculator. For a specific starting hand's odds against 1–8 players, see the starting hands chart, or look up any term in the glossary.
Frequently asked questions
- What is poker equity?
- Your equity is your share of the pot if the current hand were played to showdown many times. If you have 65% equity, you'd expect to win the hand about 65 times out of 100 against the given opponents — it's the honest measure of how good your spot is right now.
- How does the poker odds calculator work?
- It runs a fast Monte Carlo simulation: it deals out the unknown cards (random opponents and the rest of the board) tens of thousands of times, plays each one to showdown, and counts how often each player wins or ties. With ~80,000 simulations the win percentages are accurate to within a fraction of a percent.
- Can I calculate the odds for specific hands?
- Yes. Give any seat exact hole cards, leave others as a random hand, and add as much of the flop, turn, and river as you know. The calculator handles hand-vs-hand, hand-vs-range-of-randoms, and full multiway spots up to nine players.
- Is it really free?
- Completely free, no account, no ads, practice only — never real money. It's part of Wit's Games, a friendly place to learn poker by playing.
- Is this a poker equity calculator too?
- Yes — an odds calculator and an equity calculator are the same tool. Equity is your percentage share of the pot, and this calculator reports each player's equity (win chance plus split-pot share) for any hands and board you set.
- Can I calculate odds against a range, not just one hand?
- Leave a seat blank to treat it as a random hand, which stands in for a wide range, and add as many opponents as you like. For an exact hand-vs-hand result, give each seat its two cards.
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