Equity calculator
Pick your hand and the board, and enter your opponent's hand or range. The calculation runs in your browser.
Pick a rank for the board.
- Your equity
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- Opponent
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What equity means
Equity is your share of the pot if the hand were dealt out to the river many times with no more betting. Ace-king suited against a pair of queens has about 46%: a coin flip that slightly favours the pair.
Hand against range
You rarely know the exact hand you are up against. Enter a range instead, such as QQ+, AKs, and the calculator weighs every hand in it. Equity against a realistic range is the number to compare with your pot odds.
Pick cards with the rank and then the suit, or type them with rank and suit, such as AhKh. Write ranges with the usual shorthand: TT+ for tens and better, AQs+ for suited ace-queen and ace-king, KQo for offsuit king-queen.
Questions
- What is equity in poker?
- Your equity is the share of the pot you would win on average if the hand went to showdown with no more betting.
- How is the equity calculated?
- Small cases are counted exactly by going through every possible board. Larger ones are estimated by dealing many random boards until the result is stable.
- Is my hand sent anywhere?
- No. The calculation runs in your browser and nothing you enter leaves your device.
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