Poker Hand Odds
Win, tie and draw odds for any Hold'em matchup.
Your hand
Opponent
Board
Fill your hand and any board cards to see the odds.
Monte Carlo over 25,000 random run-outs. Equity is your win % plus half your tie % — your expected share of the pot at showdown.
Equity is the fraction of the pot a hand wins on average if the board were dealt out many times. Preflop, pocket aces have roughly 85% equity against a single random hand; a hand like 7-2 offsuit has about 35%.
Deal a hand to see its heads-up equity against a random opponent. It is a quick way to build intuition for which starting hands are ahead and by how much — the foundation of preflop decisions.
FAQ
- What does poker equity mean?
- It is your expected share of the pot: run the hand to showdown thousands of times and equity is the percentage of those runs you win, split pots counted proportionally.
- Is a coin flip really 50/50?
- Classic flips like a pair versus two overcards are close to 55/45 for the pair, not exactly even. True 50/50 spots are rarer than the nickname suggests.
- Does equity change with more players?
- Yes. Against several opponents your raw equity drops, but the pot odds you are offered often improve, so the decision is not simply worse.