Poker / card probability (beginner to intermediate)

Compute poker hand odds, outs hit probabilities, and Texas Hold'em hand distributions in one place.

Exact enumeration is used whenever it is fast enough; heavy cases fall back to Monte Carlo simulation with fixed seeds for reproducibility.

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Overview

Use the tabs below to switch between the 5-card hand probability table, outs hit rates, and Hold'em distributions. Results update with shareable URLs and CSV exports so you can reuse examples in study notes or lessons.

Start with the hand odds table, then jump to outs, Hold'em hand distributions, or equity simulation versus random opponents.

Hand Count Probability 1 in N

Based on 5-card hands from a 52-card deck (no jokers).

Result meaning: these are unconditional odds across all possible 5-card hands.

Examples

FAQ

What are the odds of each poker hand?

The table lists exact 5-card hand counts and probabilities from a 52-card deck, plus the reciprocal frequency (1 in N).

What is the hit rate for a 9-out flush draw?

From the flop (known=5), the exact chance to hit by the river is 1 - C(38,2)/C(47,2) ≈ 34.97%.

How are hand distributions different from equity?

Distributions ignore opponents and show only your final hand category. Equity simulates win/tie/lose odds against random opponents.

Why use a simulation seed?

A seed keeps the random stream fixed so results are reproducible across runs and shared URLs.

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