Poker Equity Calculator — Flop, Turn & River
This heads-up Hold’em calculator enumerates every possible remaining board for two known hands.
Enter the cards, then calculate. Recalculate after editing.
How it works
This heads-up Hold’em calculator enumerates every possible remaining board for two known hands. Each player uses the best five cards from seven; ties split the pot equally.
Only flop, turn and river are supported. It does not estimate opponent ranges, folds, rake, side pots or preflop equity. All undealt cards are treated as equally likely.
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How the Poker Equity Calculator — Flop, Turn & River works
This heads-up Hold’em calculator enumerates every possible remaining board for two known hands. Each player uses the best five cards from seven; ties split the pot equally.
Flop equity example and limits
With As Ah against Ks Kh on 2c 7d Tc, seven cards are known and 45 remain. There are C(45, 2) = 990 possible turn–river pairs. After the turn, 44 river cards remain; on the river, there is one showdown. Use Poker Odds Calculator (Pot Odds & Outs) to compare your required call equity with the price of the pot.
Only flop, turn and river are supported. It does not estimate opponent ranges, folds, rake, side pots or preflop equity. All undealt cards are treated as equally likely.
FAQ
Is equity the same as win probability?expand_more
Not when ties are possible. In a heads-up pot, equity includes half the tie probability. A board that gives both players the same best hand gives 50% equity and 0% outright win probability.