Texas Hold'em Simulator — Learn the Odds

Pre-flop

Pot: $0

🎯 Your Odds

Odds appear here when it's your turn to act.

How are these odds calculated?

Your hole cards and the board so far are set aside; every other card is treated as unknown.
The rest of the hand is dealt at random 6,000 times — random cards complete the board, and every live opponent gets two random hole cards from the leftover deck.
Each run-out, everyone's best 5-card hand is scored. Sole best hand counts 1, a tie counts a split (½ with one opponent, ⅓ with two…), beaten counts 0.
The average over all 6,000 deals is your Equity — your long-run share of the pot. Win counts only outright wins, ignoring ties.

Pot odds is a plain formula: call ÷ (pot + call) × 100 — the share of the final pot you're being asked to pay. When your equity beats that price, calling makes money in the long run.

Opponents are dealt random hands, so this is your equity "if everyone checked it down" — it doesn't adjust for what a bet suggests about their cards. It's recomputed each time it's your turn, and being a random sample it wobbles about ±1%.

🤖 AI Coach

The AI's pick appears here when it's your turn to act.

📝 Hand Log

🎉 How it works

You + 4 computer bots, each starts with $1,000. Blinds are $10 / $20.
The Win chance is a live Monte-Carlo estimate of how often your hand wins, given the cards on the table — open How are these odds calculated? under Your Odds for the full method.
Pot odds is the price you're being asked to pay. If your win chance beats it, calling makes money over the long run.
The AI Coach shows the move the bot brain would make in your seat — equity vs. pot odds, no personality quirks. After you act it grades your decision (✓ good / ~ okay / ✗ bad) by the math at the time, never by how the cards fall.
Last bot standing wins the tournament. Bust out and it's game over — hit New Game to deal again.

Game Over