Free, browser-based poker calculators for people learning the game. Every tool runs entirely in your browser, no signup, no download, and the numbers are verified against exact enumeration, not guesswork.
Pick any two starting hands and see who wins. You get full preflop equity for both hands, the probability of a split pot (chop), and optional board cards to explore flop, turn and river scenarios. Each result is based on 20,000 Monte Carlo simulations.
Use it to check the numbers behind our articles, like AA vs KK preflop odds, or to explore your own scenarios: does that flush draw get there by the river? Are pocket kings really an 82/18 underdog against aces?
Most beginner mistakes come from guessing. Hand matchup equity turns “I think my kings are good” into “kings beat ace-king about 66% of the time”, so all-in decisions, bad beats and coin flips stop feeling random. Every guide on this site uses the same math you’ll see in the calculator.
Pot Odds Calculator: compare the price the pot offers against your equity to decide call or fold
Outs & Rule of 2/4 Reference: count your outs and estimate hitting them on the next street
Printable Hand Rankings Chart: the ten hand categories in order, free to save
PokerCalcKit is 100% educational: nothing here asks you to play for money.
PokerCalcKit
Interactive poker matchup tools: pick any two hands, see who wins, and understand why. Every matchup page shows real equity numbers you can trust — no signup, runs in your browser.
Poker Position Chart: Seats, Order and Strategy Basics
Understanding Position at the Poker Table In Texas Hold’em, position refers to where you sit relative to the dealer button. The dealer button is a token that moves clockwise around the table after every hand to track the nominal dealer. Position is fundamental because it decides the order of action in each betting round.
A standard hand includes four potential betting rounds. The first round is pre-flop, which takes place before any community cards (shared cards placed face up on the board) are dealt. The subsequent rounds are post-flop, occurring after community cards are shown.
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Poker Hand Rankings Chart: All Hands, Best to Worst
Understanding the Poker Hand Rankings Chart In standard poker games played with a 52-card deck, there are exactly 2,598,960 possible five-card hands. Understanding the poker hand rankings chart is the essential starting point for learning poker strategy.
The ranking system follows a strict mathematical rule: rarer hands beat more common hands. A combination (or combo) refers to the exact number of distinct five-card sets that form a specific hand type. Because card combinatorics dictate how likely you are to be dealt a hand, the chart order never changes across standard poker variants.
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Flush vs Straight: Which Hand Wins?
Quick Answer Yes. A flush beats a straight in standard poker rankings.
If one player holds a flush and another player holds a straight at showdown, the player with the flush wins the pot.
Why: Hand Frequency and Math Poker rankings follow mathematical rarity. The harder a hand is to make, the higher it stands in the hierarchy.
A standard 5-card deck creates millions of possible combinations. Within those combinations, straights appear far more frequently than flushes:
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