Poker Hand Evaluator
Enter 5 cards (Hold'em starting hand) or 5 + 2 community cards for 7-card evaluation. Get the exact hand rank, kicker detail, and equity versus a random opponent hand.
Cards
Use format: AH (Ace hearts), TS (Ten spades), 2C (Two clubs). 5 cards for draw; 7 for Hold'em.
Hand rank
Equity vs. random hands
Hand rank frequency (Texas Hold'em, 7 cards)
Bars show how often each rank occurs among all possible 7-card hands (C(52,7) ≈ 133M). Your hand is marked on the chart.
What makes this evaluator different
Most "poker hand evaluators" online only do one of two things: rank a 5-card hand, or tell you the named rank of a 7-card combination. They rarely tell you the probability of getting that rank or the equity against random opponents.
Who uses it
- Poker players double-checking the rank of a made hand (especially kickers in two-pair).
- Home-game hosts settling arguments about what beats what.
- Educators showing the surprising rarity of hands — full house is roughly 1 in 694, royal flush 1 in 649,740.
How to read kickers
A "two pair, Aces and Kings, Queen kicker" loses to "two pair, Aces and Kings, Ace kicker". The evaluator breaks ties correctly per standard rules.
Limitations
- Input validation: duplicate cards throw an error. Cards must be standard 52.
- Equity is computed by Monte Carlo against random opponent hands, not ranges. Range-based equity (e.g. vs. top 20%) is a future feature.
- We do not handle wild cards, jokers, or non-standard poker variants.