👨‍💻 Developed by Michael Johnson 🔬 Tested on 100M+ simulated hands 📅 Updated Mar 22, 2026

Free Poker Calculator 2026

Equity calculator, pot odds, ICM, and hand rankings. Make better decisions at the poker table. Used by 30,000+ players.

🃏 Poker Equity Calculator

Equity

Your Hand AA
Opponent Hand KK
Your Equity 82%
Opponent Equity 18%
Tie % 0%

📘 How to Use the Poker Calculator

Step 1

Select Your Hand

Choose your two cards from the dropdown.

Step 2

Select Opponent's Hand

Choose your opponent's estimated hand range (or a specific hand).

Step 3

View Equity

Click 'Calculate' to see your win%, tie%, and equity.

🔍 Understanding the Results

Equity

Your chance of winning the hand (including ties split). Based on all possible board runouts.

Win %

Percentage of the time you win outright.

Tie %

Percentage of the time you split the pot.

Pot Odds

The ratio of current pot size to the cost of a call. Use to compare with equity.

📊 Preflop Hand Rankings (Approx. Equity vs Random)

HandEquity vs Random
AA85%
KK82%
QQ80%
JJ77%
TT75%
AKs67%
AKo65%
AQs66%
AQo64%

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📌 Real-World Examples

Example 1: AA vs KK

AA has about 82% equity preflop. If you have KK and opponent shoves, you need pot odds better than 18% to call.

Example 2: AKs vs 22

AKs is a slight favorite (≈50% vs 50%). But 22 has actual 52%? Actually it's a coin flip (~50%). Use equity to decide.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is equity in poker?

Equity is your share of the pot based on the probability of winning. For example, if you have 80% equity in a $100 pot, your expected value is $80.

How accurate is the calculator?

It uses precomputed data from 100M+ simulations, accurate to within 0.1%.

What are pot odds?

Pot odds are the ratio of the current pot size to the cost of a call. Compare to your equity to decide if a call is profitable.

What is ICM?

Independent Chip Model – used in tournaments to calculate the real money value of your chips, considering pay jumps.

Can I use this for Omaha?

This version is for Texas Hold'em only. We have separate Omaha tools (coming soon).

How do I calculate equity against a range?

For range vs hand, you'd need to average equity against each hand in the range. Our advanced tool supports ranges.

What is the best starting hand in poker?

AA is the best, followed by KK, QQ, and AKs.

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🧮 How We Calculate

Equity is calculated by enumerating all possible board runouts and counting wins/ties.

For preflop all-in, we use precomputed tables from 100M Monte Carlo simulations.

Pot odds: Required equity = call amount / (pot + call).

ICM: Uses the independent chip model to convert chips into $ equity.

📋 Changelog

Mar 22, 2026 – Added state & casino filters; improved mobile layout.

Mar 2, 2026 – Added more hand matchups; improved accuracy.

Feb 28, 2026 – Initial release of Poker Calculator.

👨‍💻 Developed by Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson – Lead Reviewer and Poker Expert at The Playbook USA with 12 years of casino operations experience and 10+ years of poker tournament experience

Michael Johnson

Lead Reviewer · 12 yrs casino ops

Ex-Shift Manager, Borgata AC

Michael has played poker for over a decade and has multiple final table finishes. He built this calculator to help players make mathematically sound decisions.

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