Texas Hold'em Equity Calculator

Pick the cards for up to six players, add a flop, turn or river if you like, and see each player's chance to win the pot. It is free and needs no account.

Win chance

Tap a slot to choose each player's cards

Board

Flop
 
 
Turn
River

Optional: leave empty for pre-flop odds

Player 1

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Player 2

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What is poker equity?

Equity is your share of the pot, on average, if every player showed their cards and all the remaining board cards were dealt. A hand with 60% equity wins the pot 60% of the time once ties are split. It is the basic number behind most poker decisions.

Win % is how often a hand wins outright. Tie % is how often it splits the pot. Equity counts the wins plus your share of the ties, so it is the number to compare against pot odds.

How this calculator works

When every player's hand is known and the board has three or more cards, the calculator checks every possible way the remaining cards can come, so the answer is exact. Before the flop, or when you mark a player as a random hand, it simulates 150,000 deals, which is accurate to about two tenths of a percent.

Tap a card slot, choose the suit, then the rank. Cards already in play are greyed out so you cannot use the same card twice.

Examples to try

Pocket aces against pocket kings: aces win about 82% of the time. Ace-king suited against pocket queens is close to a coin flip, with the queens a little ahead at about 54%. The worst starting hand, seven-deuce offsuit, still wins about 34% against a random hand.

Frequently asked questions

Is this poker equity calculator free?

Yes. It is free, runs in your browser and needs no sign-up.

How accurate is it?

With known hands and a flop or later it is exact. Otherwise it simulates 150,000 deals, which is typically within about 0.2%.

Does it support Omaha?

No. It is built for Texas Hold'em with two hole cards per player.

What is the difference between win percentage and equity?

Win percentage counts only outright wins. Equity also adds your share of split pots, so it is the better number for decisions.

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