Poker equity calculator

How often each hand wins, for Texas Hold'em: hand against hand, hand against a range, or range against range, up to six players, on any board. Type a hand or a range, paint one on the grid, or load a range from our own solver. It all runs in your browser; nothing you enter is sent anywhere.

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Player	Equity	Win	Tie

Equity is the share of the pot each player wins if all the cards are dealt out and nobody folds. A tie gives each player sharing the pot their part of it.

Preflop matchups

Some all-in matchups people ask about, counted exactly over every board. Suits matter a little: these are the suits shown, and hands that share a suit block each other's flushes.

Equities include half of every tie. Every 5-card board is counted: 1,712,304 of them for two hands.

How to enter hands and ranges

Each player gets a hand or a range. Type a hand as its two cards, AhKh, or pick them from the cards under the players: click in a player's box, then click two cards. A range uses the PioSolver style, with commas between parts:

• QQ: every queen pair (6 combos). AKs is the 4 suited combos, AKo the 12 offsuit, AK all 16.
• 77+: sevens and every pair above. A2s+ is A2s up to AKs; KTo+ is KTo, KJo and KQo.
• 99-66 and A5s-A2s: everything between the two, inclusive.
• AKo:0.5: half of the combos, as solvers write a hand played part of the time. Any part of a range takes a weight from 0 to 1.
• random: any two cards.

Cards already on the board or in another player's hand are removed from every range. That is card removal, and it can move a result by a few percent.

Exact or sampled

When every combination of hands and boards can be counted in a few seconds, the calculator counts them all and marks the result exact. Two hands preflop is 1,712,304 boards; a range against a range on the flop is a few million deals. A range against a range preflop is billions, so the calculator deals random boards instead and marks the result sampled. It shows the standard error next to the result ("62.4% ± 0.05%") and keeps dealing until that error is below 0.05 points. A sampled result is never shown as exact.

The preset ranges

The presets are from our own preflop solve of a 6-max cash game: 100 big blinds deep, 5% rake capped at 0.6 big blinds. Each range is the hands that take that action, weighted by how often they take it. A hand the solver raises 40% of the time is in the 3-bet range at 0.4.

What equity leaves out

Equity assumes the hand is played to the river with no more betting. Real hands are not: a hand that has 40% equity on the flop may only win 30% of the pot once the betting makes it fold some turns. How much of its equity a hand actually wins is its realization, and it depends on position, the board and the players. Equity is where analysis starts, not a decision. To compare it with the price of a call, use the pot odds calculator. Omaha, ICM for tournaments and hand-history input are not part of this calculator.