Free poker calculators

Enter the spot, read the exact numbers, and see how each one is computed. Every calculator runs in your browser.

What each one answers, and how

Each page shows its formula, a worked example and a link you can share, so you know when a figure is exact and when it carries a margin.

The free calculators, the question each answers and its method
CalculatorAnswersHow it computes
Equity calculatorHow often does my hand win against theirs?Every board counted exactly when the count is small enough, otherwise a seeded sample with its margin shown.
Pot odds calculatorHow much equity does this call need?Closed form: the call divided by the pot after the call, with implied odds added on request.
Outs calculatorWhat are the odds I hit my draw?Closed form over the unseen cards, set beside the rule of 2 and 4 and its error.
ICM calculatorWhat are these tournament chips worth in prize money?Malmuth-Harville, counted exactly over every finishing order, with the bubble factor of an all-in.
Push or fold calculatorShould I move all in or fold with this stack?Heads-up charts solved to an equilibrium by stack depth, plus a prize-money mode built on ICM.
Hand ranking calculatorWho wins this hand at showdown?Each best five-card hand found from seven cards, with the exact count of every hand category.

Questions

Are the poker calculators free to use?

Yes. Every calculator on this page is free, needs no account and has no limit on how often you use it. You can share any result with the Copy link button, which opens the same calculator with the same numbers filled in.

Are the results exact or estimates?

Each calculator page says how its numbers are made. Pot odds, outs and ICM come from exact formulas. The equity calculator counts every possible board when the count is small enough and otherwise uses a seeded sample, and then it shows the margin beside the result.

Do the calculators send my hands anywhere?

No. The math runs in your browser once the page has loaded, so the hands, stacks and amounts you type are not sent to a server. A shared link carries the inputs in the address, so only the people you send it to see them.

Which calculator should I use for a tournament spot?

Use the ICM calculator to turn stacks and payouts into prize equity and to see the bubble factor of an all-in. Use the push or fold calculator for short-stack shoves. For the chance your hand wins once the chips go in, use the equity calculator.

Which calculator tells me whether to call a bet?

The pot odds calculator turns the pot and the bet into the equity a call needs. If you are drawing, the outs calculator turns your outs into the chance to hit and compares it with the price of the call in one step.

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