Free Texas Hold'em odds calculator. Enter two hole cards for 2 to 9 players and, if you like, a flop, turn or river. It checks every possible runout and shows each hand's exact win %, tie % and pot odds. Runs in your browser, with no signup and no download.
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This is a real-time Texas Hold'em odds calculator. As you enter cards into a player row, the calculator immediately checks every possible board completion and reports each hand's exact win and tie percentages plus the implied pot odds.
Click any of the two card slots in a player row and pick your cards from the popup. Each player needs both cards filled for the calculation to include them.
Repeat for as many opponents as you want to model, up to nine total hands. Leave a row empty if you don't want it included in the calculation.
Click the board slots to enter the flop, turn and river as they get dealt. The calculator only computes when the board is empty, contains exactly three flop cards, three plus turn, or the full five-card runout. Partial boards (one or two cards) are ignored.
Win % is how often that hand finishes strictly best. Tie % is how often it splits the pot. Pot Odds tells you the minimum break-even price for a call assuming the rest of the pot is up for grabs. New to the terminology? Open the poker glossary.
Use the odds calculator to study real spots after a session, sanity-check decisions in close hands, and build intuition for how often draws actually get there. It's especially useful for studying multiway pots, where intuition is unreliable and exact equities matter.
Make sure each active hand has exactly two cards entered — partial hands aren't included. Results are exact: the calculator enumerates every runout, so the same hands always give the same numbers. Use the Range vs Range tool when you want to model ranges instead of exact hands.
This tool calculates odds for specific known hands (e.g. AK vs QQ). The Range Equity calculator compares full hand ranges (e.g. a 3-bet range vs a 4-bet calling range), which is closer to how real poker decisions are made.
The odds calculator is stateless — results aren't saved between sessions. For range building and saving, use the Range Equity calculator which has named range storage.
Yes, the calculator is fully responsive. The card picker is optimized for touch input on phones and tablets.
Exact. The calculator enumerates every possible board for the hands you enter, so results don't change between runs.
Yes, completely free, no signup, no ads in the calculator itself.
No, this tool is for Texas Hold'em. For Omaha, use the PLO Equity Calculator. It handles PLO4, PLO5 and PLO6 with 2–6 players.
They show the price at which calling breaks even for that hand, based on its win and tie chances, written as a ratio such as 3:1.
Build a pre-flop range and see how it interacts with the board street by street. Open the Range Analyzer.
Move from exact hands to full ranges and see how matchups break down. Open the Range Equity Calculator.
The Omaha counterpart to this tool: equity, win % and tie % for PLO4, PLO5 and PLO6. Open the PLO Equity Calculator.
Calculate Independent Chip Model equity for any tournament payout structure. Open the ICM Calculator.
Format hand histories cleanly for sharing on forums or with study groups. Open the Hand Formatter.
Definitions for every poker term used across our tools. Open the glossary.
Visual references for bankroll, pot odds, starting hands, and more. Browse the gallery.