Equity Calculator
Calculate the precise equity of your ranges against opponent ranges with Poker Toolkit's ultra-fast calculation engine.
What Is It?
The equity calculator allows you to compare 2 to 6 ranges simultaneously to determine the win probability (equity) of each range on a given board.
How to Use
- Define your ranges: Use text notation (e.g.,
AA-JJ, AK, AQs) or the visual grid - Define the board (optional): Add flop, turn and/or river to analyze a post-flop spot
- Choose precision: Exact, Medium or Fast
- Run the calculation: Results are displayed
Range notation:
AA-JJ= Pairs from AA to JJAKs= AK suited onlyAKo= AK offsuit onlyAK= All AK variants
Equity by Next Card
Overall equity tells you whether you are ahead. The next-card analysis tells you what it depends on.
Once a calculation runs with a board, the "Equity by next card" section shows you, card by card, how your equity would move: which cards help you, which ones hurt.
How to Use It
- Run a calculation with at least a flop
- Pick the range whose equity you want to analyze in the "Equity analyzed for" selector
- Click "Analyze turn cards" (or "river" if the turn is already dealt)
- Every remaining card in the deck appears with the equity it would produce
Reading the Result
- A reference line marks your current equity
- Cards above the line move you forward, cards below move you back
- The distance from the line tells you by how much, which is often more telling than the direction alone
Going One Street Deeper
From the turn analysis, click a card to play it and immediately see equity at the river. The new reference becomes your equity on the chosen turn.
This is the most direct way to understand why a board is good or bad for your range: instead of a single number, you see the full distribution of possible run-outs.
Limits
- Maximum 9,999,999 preflop combinations: Beyond that, calculation is blocked (reduce your ranges)
- Calculations not saved: Results are ephemeral
Access the Calculator
A free, no-account version is also available in the free tools.