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Try either of our equity calculators, Pot Limit Omaha (PLO) or No Limit Hold’em, to sharpen your intuition and find out how different hands match up against each other. Let us know what other tools you'd like to see us build for you by emailing us at [email protected].

Equity Calculator For NLHE

Poker Odds Calculator

Curious about your chances in a recent No Limit Texas Hold'em (NLHE) hand? Our free poker odds calculator is here to help! This tool calculates the equity of any NLHE situation, helping you determine your chances of winning based on your hole cards, the community cards, and your opponents’ hands. The user-friendly tool supports scenarios involving up to 6 players, helping both beginners and advanced players make better decisions on the felt.

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Equity Calculator For PLO

Poker Odds Calculator

Want to know the odds of your recent Pot Limit Omaha hand defeating your opponent’s hand? With our free poker odds calculator, you can calculate the odds of any PLO poker situation! With its fast calculation capability for 4-card, 5-card and 6-card PLO, our calculator accurately breaks down each hand’s chance of winning based on potential board runouts. Designed for all skill levels, it simplifies complex equity scenarios unique to PLO involving up to 6 players, giving you confidence and clarity in tough spots.

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FAQs

What is Pot Limit Omaha?

Pot Limit Omaha (PLO) is a variant of poker where each player is dealt four cards and must use exactly two of them in combination with three of the five community cards to make the best hand. Players’ maximum bets are also limited to the current size of the pot. You can not overbet the pot in Pot Limit Omaha.
Why are poker odds Important?

Poker odds are used to calculate the chances that a given hand wins by the river. One of the foundations of winning poker is knowing how likely your hand is to win, or improve on future streets, and ensuring that you have enough equity in order to proceed profitably (determined by Pot Odds).
How is PLO different from Texas Hold’em?

In PLO, players receive four hole cards and must use exactly two, whereas in Texas Hold’em, players receive two hole cards and can use any combination of them with the community cards.
What game types can I use the calculators for?

Our PLO equity calculator works for 4-card, 5-card, and 6-card PLO.
Our Hold’em equity calculator can only be used for No Limit Texas Hold’em.
How do I use the calculators?

Enter the relevant hands and community cards, and the calculator will instantly display the equity for each player. To add more players, click the “add player” icon above the community cards. Use the “refresh” icon above any hole cards or community cards to select random cards to fill the corresponding slots. Press the “X” icon above any player’s hole cards to remove a hand from the simulation.
How accurate are the equity calculators?

Our calculators utilize Monte Carlo simulations, running up to 130 million possible board run outs to ensure precision. These extensive hand simulations provide highly accurate equity calculations with a margin of error less than 0.5%

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Equity Calculator For NLHE

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Equity Calculator For PLO

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