Pot Odds Trainer

Practice pot odds, equity estimation, and +EV decisions

Pot odds = the win-rate you need to profit from a call. Take the call size, divide by the final pot (pot + your call), multiply by 100. Example: $50 to call into a $150 pot → $50 ÷ $200 = 25%. If your hand equity beats that number, calling is +EV. Far above it with a premium hand? Raise. (Upswing Poker)

Hand 1 of 10

Street —

Your hand —

Pot —

Bet to call —

Pot odds (required equity):

Your hand equity:

Your decision:

Call Fold Raise

Rule of 4 & 2 — Flop (2 cards to come): outs × 4 | Turn (1 card to come): outs × 2

Draws — Flop

Hand	Outs	~Equity
Combo draw (flush + OESD)	15	~54%
Flush draw	9	~36%
Open-ended straight draw	8	~32%
Gutshot straight draw	4	~16%
Backdoor draw (runner-runner)	3	~8%

Draws — Turn

Hand	Outs	~Equity
Combo draw (flush + OESD)	15	~30%
Flush draw	9	~18%
Open-ended straight draw	8	~17%
Gutshot straight draw	4	~9%

Made Hands (vs. betting range)

Hand	~Equity
Premium overpair (AA/KK)	~80%
Strong overpair (QQ/JJ)	~70%
Top pair, top kicker	~65%
Top pair, good kicker	~55%
Middle pair	~40%
Bottom pair / weak pair	~30%
Ace high (no pair)	~20%

Pot Odds Trainer

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