♠️ Texas Hold'em Equity Calculator
Calculate hand equity and winning percentages
Hand Equity Calculator
Enter hand information to calculate equity
Your hand category
Opponent's playing range
Position matters for equity realization
Current pot to calculate EV
Equity Analysis
Your Equity
0%
Win probability vs range
Opponent Equity
0%
Opponent win probability
Expected Value
$0
Long-term pot share
Pot Odds Needed
0:1
To call profitably
What is Poker Equity?
Understanding Equity
Equity is your share of the pot based on your probability of winning. If you have 60% equity in a $100 pot, your expected value is $60.
Formula: Expected Value = Equity % × Pot Size
Preflop Equity Examples
- AA vs KK: ~82% vs ~18% (pocket aces dominate)
- AA vs Random: ~85% vs ~15% (aces crush random hands)
- AK vs QQ: ~43% vs ~57% (classic coin flip situation)
- AK vs AQ: ~74% vs ~26% (domination situation)
- 77 vs AK: ~52% vs ~48% (small pair slightly favored)
Hand Categories
- Premium Pairs (AA-QQ): 50-85% equity vs most hands
- Mid Pairs (JJ-88): 45-60% equity (vulnerable to overcards)
- Low Pairs (77-22): 50% vs overcards preflop, need set to continue
- AK: 40-50% vs pairs, dominates other broadway hands
- Suited Connectors: 35-45% equity, high playability postflop
Using Equity in Decisions
Pot Odds vs Equity
Compare your equity to the pot odds you're getting:
- If Equity > Pot Odds: Profitable call
- If Equity < Pot Odds: Unprofitable fold
- Account for position and implied odds for marginal decisions
Position Matters
Late position advantages:
- Better equity realization (can see more cards)
- More information before acting
- Control pot size more effectively
- Can bluff more profitably
Hand Range Considerations
- Tight range (10%): AA-TT, AK, AQ
- Normal range (20%): All pairs, Broadway, suited connectors
- Loose range (35%): Most playable hands, some weak holdings
- Adjust your equity calculations based on opponent tendencies