Texas Holdem Cards (2026)

Poker math is the kind of thing where everyone nods along and then quietly has no idea what their actual odds are. I wanted to fix that for myself, so I built a calculator that just tells you. You tap in your hole cards, add the flop, the turn, the river as they come, and the thing runs thousands of simulated hands in the background and hands you a number. Win rate, tie rate, the whole picture. You can crank it from a thousand simulations up to ten thousand if you want more precision, and it all happens without the interface locking up on you.

There's also a cheat sheet in there for when you're still learning which hand beats which, with the odds for every hand type and expandable examples. It works on your phone, your tablet, or a full desktop, and you can swipe between views instead of hunting for buttons. And because I can't help myself, the background changes with the season, snowflakes in winter, fireflies in summer. Nobody asked for that. I did it anyway. Built with Nuxt, wrapped for iOS with Capacitor, and made for learning and messing around rather than for taking anyone's money.