USING THE ODDS CALCULATOR

• Select the "Number of Players" from the pull-down menu, by selecting a number greater than 0.
• Click on the cards from the deck, and as you do, they will become the players' hands. If you make a mistake, click on the card you don't want and it will be returned to the deck.
• Selecting cards for the flop and the turn is optional.
• After the cards are in place, either click the "Calculate Odds" button, or add the flop (and a turn card, if you wish), and the click "Calculate Odds".
• After you click the "Calculate Odds" button, the winning percentages will display above each hand.
• If at any time you wish to start over from scratch, click "Reset All".

NOTE: Results may differ if you rerun a calculation using the same hand. This is because the figures are the result of a Monte Carlo simulation (sampling from the deal of a few thousand random hands), not an exhaustive enumeration of every possible flop.

USING THE ODDS CALCULATOR

• Select the "Number of Players" from the pull-down menu, by selecting a number greater than 0.
• Click on the cards from the deck, and as you do, they will become the players' hands. If you make a mistake, click on the card you don't want and it will be returned to the deck.
• Selecting cards for the flop, turn and river is optional.
• After the cards are in place, either click the "Calculate Odds" button, or add the flop (and a turn card, or a river card, if you wish), and the click "Calculate Odds".
• After you click the "Calculate Odds" button, the winning percentages will display above each hand.
• If at any time you wish to start over from scratch, click "Reset All".

LEGEND FOR OMAHA CALCULATOR

High only results:

• The first figure shows outright winners.
• Tie: Ties only.
• EE (expected equity): Actual returned fraction of the pot for the hand.

High-low results

• Scoop: Outright winners for both high and low.
• Hi: Outright winners for high
• Lo: Outright winners for the low.
• EE (expected equity): Actual returned fraction of the pot for the hand.

How to use Expected Equity Value

• Your average share of a pot (before the cards dealt) is equal to the pot size divided by the number of playres. For example, in a 2-player matchup, you should get a 50% share of a pot; in a 3-player matchup, you should get a 33% share; and so on. If you're playing heads-up, if the Expected Equity number is greater than .500, you have a positive expectation; if it's less, you have a negative expectation. If you're playing in a 3-way pot, if th Expected Equity number is greater than .333, you have a positive expectation; if it is less, you have a negative expectation.