Holdem Foldem Poker

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Master the odds of real Texas Holdem by playing this free poker Texas Holdem game. Watch your skills improve as your high score shoots up with each free poker game. Each AI opponent has his own unique personality--just like real people--so you can figure out all the little quirks involved in playing real texas holdem poker

Texas Hold’em is a community card poker game with game play focused as much on the betting as on the cards being played. Although the rules and game play are the same the end goal is slightly different depending on if you’re playing a Texas Holdem cash game or a Texas Holdem tournament. The poker odds calculators on CardPlayer.com let you run any scenario that you see at the poker table, see your odds and outs, and cover the math of winning and losing poker hands. Texas Hold'em Omaha. Hold'em Resources Calculator is a popular ICM software tool. It's widely used by professional poker players to study Preflop strategy for the later stages of NLHE tournaments. You can dive right into the program by downloading the free trial or start out by experimenting with our free web-based tools first.

Single player free poker game - Texas Holdem
Master the odds of real Texas Holdem poker
Compete against your own high score and watch your game improve
Learn all five unique AI personalities - each with his / her own playing behavior
Poker game is automatically saved as you play

DISCLAIMER: The games on this website are using PLAY (fake) money. No payouts will be awarded, there are no 'winnings', as all games represented by 247 Games LLC are free to play. Play strictly for fun.

Based on 4,000,000,000 simulated games

Use at your own risk
(I'm terrible at Poker, and there could be a bug in my code)

Pre-Flop Hole Card Winning Odds/Probabilities:
Given hole cards XY in an n-player Texas Holdem game, with no cards on the table, what is the probability that XY will beat all other n-1 hole cards after the river?

Actually winning your hands depends on many more factors (as my poker buddies will be quick to point out!)—knowing when to fold on flop/turn/river (even if you started out well), your betting strategy (maybe you're good at bluffing people out), what you think your opponents have (this is probably the most important), the blinds, etc. Poker is complicated. These tables just tell you how good your hole cards are (statistically) just after the deal, which may help you decide whether it's worth paying for the flop or not. That is all.

Historical note:
These statistics were the result of a fun, personal coding project on the side during grad school at the University of Illinois. Enough people are finding this page useful, and so I've decided to keep the page up. May the odds be with you.

Pre-Flop Folding Strategy - Summarizes these Tables

Ranked by Winning Percentage

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Hold'em Or Fold'em Poker

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Ranked by Wins+Ties Percentage

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Forever Nine Texas Holdem

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Texas Holdem For Windows 10

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Check out a heat-map based visualization of these probabilities by Jeff Lowery

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