Poker tools
Calculators and charts for the questions that come up at a poker table — from “should I call?” to “how many chips does everyone get?” Each runs in your browser, free, and uses the same hand evaluator as the FizzPoker game.
What do you need to know?
In the middle of a hand
Odds and equity — the numbers behind every call, bet and fold.
| Your question | Tool | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Who is ahead, and by how much? | Poker calculator | Win, tie and equity for up to nine hands. |
| How does my hand do against everything they could have? | Equity vs range | Your hand against a painted 13×13 range. |
| Is this bet cheap enough to call? | Pot odds calculator | The equity you need to call, and whether you have it. |
| How many cards help me — and what are my odds? | Outs & rule of 2 and 4 | Outs to odds, and where the shortcut breaks. |
| How strong is my hand right now? | Rate my hand | What you have, what beats you, and your odds. |
Hosting a home game
Chips, blinds and a clock, sized to your group and your evening.
| Your question | Tool | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| How many chips does each player get? | Chip calculator | Starting stacks from the chips you actually own. |
| What is each chip color worth? | Chip values by color | The standard color chart and home-game schemes. |
| How fast should the blinds go up? | Blind structure calculator | A blind schedule that finishes when you want. |
| Who keeps time when the blinds go up? | Blind clock | A full-screen blind timer for live games. |
Charts to study
Reference charts built from the same hand evaluator the game uses.
| Your question | Tool | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Which starting hands are worth playing? | Starting hands chart | All 169 hands by equity, one to eight opponents. |
| What are the odds of AA vs KK, a flopped set, a royal flush? | Odds chart | Preflop matchups and drawing odds at a glance. |
| What beats what? | Hand rankings | All ten hands, their odds, and what beats what. |
| Can I have all of it on one printable page? | Cheat sheet | Rankings, odds and positions on one printable page. |
How the math is done
Every odds number on these pages comes from the evaluator that decides real showdowns in FizzPoker — the same code, checked against a brute-force reference in the game’s test suite. When few cards are left to come, the tools count every possible run-out exactly. When many are (before the flop, or against a whole range), they deal a large, seeded sample of boards and say so next to the result.
Reference charts, like the equity of all 169 starting hands, were generated the same way ahead of time: 100,000 simulated deals for every hand at every table size from two to nine players.
Questions people ask
Are these poker tools free?
Yes. Every calculator and chart on FizzPoker is free, runs in your browser and needs no account or download.
How accurate are the odds calculators?
They use the same hand evaluator that settles showdowns in the FizzPoker game. With the flop or turn out, every possible run-out is counted exactly; before the flop, and against ranges or random hands, they deal tens of thousands of simulated boards, which is accurate to a fraction of a percent.
Can I use poker calculators while playing online?
Most real-money poker sites ban real-time assistance tools, so check your site’s rules. On FizzPoker, games are play-money only and the post-game review runs after the hand, never during play — use the calculators to study between sessions.