Poker Odds Hand Strength Calculator Excel Sheet

This post works with 5-card Poker hands drawn from a standard deck of 52 cards. The discussion is mostly mathematical, using the Poker hands to illustrate counting techniques and calculation of probabilities Working with poker hands is an excellent way to illustrate the counting techniques covered previously in this blog - multiplication principle, permutation. These hand rankings are the same for all high hand poker games. A flush will beat a straight no matter if you are playing Holdem, Omaha, etc. Click to download this cheat sheet as.pdf. See more hand ranking cheat sheets for lowball and split pot games here. Position in poker is one of the most important considerations in any game.

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2. I have built a hand evaluator and poker simulator and I used montecarlo for the simulation as well. I didn't attempted to calculate the odds of winning for each of the different hole cards combinations mathematically but I imagine it would be a devilishly difficult task. – DPM Feb 2 '12 at 21:43.

Brief Intro to Edge.Poker

Poker Odds Hand Strength Calculator Excel Sheet Excel

This free online poker odds calculator and analyzer helps you to calculate your hand's winning odds, evaluate possible opponents hands you could lose to and tell you how much to bet optimally. Gain an edge by using our calculator while you are playing online Texas Hold'em.

We include the following features:

1. Your winning chance (or equity)
2. Average opponent's probability of winning
3. Hand Strength expressed as percentile
4. Bet, check or fold based on your win rate
5. How much to bet
6. Top 5 opponents' hands that you could lose to (after flop)
7. Mobile-friendly site

We estimate your win rate by performing many game simulations. Essentially, it is a poker simulator for Texas Hold'em that analyzes and summarizes various outcomes. This is a technique called Monte Carlo simulation. This simulation enables us to also analyze the type of opponents' hands that can beat your hand when the shared cards (flop, turn and river) are supplied.

As for the advice on how to bet, it is based on Expected Value of the return of the game. The max bet percentage is based on the so-called Kelly citerion, which provides the optimal bet size to get the maximum return in the long run. If you want to learn more, please visit our About and FAQs page.

To learn how to use Edge.poker during a game, please visit the How-to-Use page.

Hand Ranking

While most hand rankings are easy enough to understand, others require an explanation. This chart will explain exactly what beats what. These hand rankings are the same for all high hand poker games. A flush will beat a straight no matter if you are playing Holdem, Omaha, etc. Click to download this cheat sheet as .pdf.

See more hand ranking cheat sheets for lowball and split pot games here.

Position

Position in poker is one of the most important considerations in any game. It can sometimes be more important than your actual hand strength. The following chart below shows each seat at a poker table and what position each seat belongs to.

Keep in mind to adjust these seats based on how many people are at your table. See example hands played out on video for every game type in our how to play card games section.

Starting Hands

The most important decision a player can make is if they should get involved in the hand at all.

Many times new players can get trapped into playing hands that seem 'close enough' to a good hand. It can be hard to draw the line between A♥J♠ and A♥T♠, especially when you are not catching good cards.

A♥T♠ for example lies just outside the top 10% of starting hands (shown right, in blue) yet is still a strong hand in late position.

It's difficult to draw up an exact cheat sheet for starting hands as it depends on your playing style. Learn more in this How to Play Texas Holdem article.

Poker Odds Hand Strength Calculator Excel Sheets

Drawing odds

When playing for a flush draw or a straight draw the key is making sure you are getting the right odds to draw. How often will that straight draw come in? How likely are you to turn your set into a full house? This chart will show you all the odds based on how many 'outs' when on the flop and then on the turn.

Learn more about pot odds math and how to play drawing hands.

Example Americas Cardroom Poker School Video