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Ever happened to you that you were called „donkey“ or „luckbox“ even in case you called aggressive player all-in and won the pot with pocket fives against his AK (it is called Anna Kournikova for a reason). It’s always good idea to check the poker hand odds using free poker odds calculator before you call somebody a „sucker“. Even more sensible reason for the use of poker odds calculator is to know the odds and make profitable decisions.
This free online poker odds calculator calculates Texas Holdem poker hand percentages odds heads up. Just choose your hole cards and starting hand of your opponent and click the „Get Odds“ button and the free poker odds calculator will calculate winning odds of each hand in poker. Using this poker odds calculator you can calculate Texas Holdem poker hand odds pre-flop, on the flop and up to the turn. This free poker software calculator is very simple tool to find out what were your odds of winning.

Professional poker software odds calculators offer much more options and besides your chance of winning, some of them display also odds of hitting draw, pot odds and take into account also your position and action of your opponents. However you can also count the pot odds and draw odds yourself with just simple math according to instructions in following draw poker odds section.
It may seem kind of difficult to calculate exact poker odds of hitting a draw when you are playing poker. Poker odds calculator can do the math for you but what if you cannot use poker odds calculator. There is a simple trick you can use for estimating draw poker odds. There is no need to use poker odds calculator nor you need to be a math genius.
First you need to count how many outs do you have. Online poker odds calculators can do it for you but it is not that complicated. Outs are cards available that will give poker hand you are drawing to. For instance if you hold Ah 6h and the flop comes Qd 7h 2h you have a flush draw. There are thirteen hearts in the deck in total. Two of them are in our hand and two on the flop so that is four. That means there are nine hearts left in the deck and we have turn and river to hit our outs.
 
Approximated poker odds vs. Pokerbility calculated poker odds
The trick to figure out the approximate chance of hitting the flush is to multiply your outs (9 hearts) times the number of chances to hit it (2 - turn and river). So that would be nine outs multiplied by two chances and that is 18. Then we just take this number, multiply times two, and we get the percentage value. So the approximate percentage that we will make the flush is 36%. The the poker odds calculator software would give you the exact percentage - 34.97%. In case you hold the Jd Th you would have open ended straight draw with eight outs (four kings and four eights). We have two chances to hit our outs so that is 16. We multiply times two and we get approximately 32%. The Texas Holdem poker odds calculator software would give us the exact number - 31.46%.
Keep in mind that the percentage stated is the percentage of the time that you will hit your draw, not the percentage that you will win the pot. This trick is based on poker tips from Pros from Full Tilt Poker. Find more useful tips at Full Tilt Poker. |
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