Visually replay hands, calculate equity, build villain ranges, and simulate alternate runouts — all in the browser with no plugins or downloads.
Get started free Free forever — 10 sessions includedEnter your hole cards and the community board by clicking suit and rank on styled card faces — no typing "AhKs|As7d2c|Jh|3s" required. PokerCharts reveals the flop, turn, and river one street at a time, with keyboard navigation (arrow keys or space) so you can step forwards and backwards through the hand to study how each card changed the action. The visual replay is how you actually remember the hand, not a wall of shorthand text, which makes review and sharing dramatically easier.
Pick villain's two cards and PokerCharts runs a 2,000-trial Monte Carlo simulation to calculate your equity right now — accounting for whatever streets you have revealed. See instantly whether your AK on the flop is a 60% favorite or only a 45% coin flip against the pair villain just showed. The calculator is built in from the ground up using a standard 5-card poker evaluator with best-of-7 board search, not a third-party plugin, so results are instant and private. No data leaves your browser.
Serious hand study is impossible without ranges. Switch villain's input from "Specific Hand" to "Range" and you get a 13×13 starting-hand matrix with every pair, suited combo, and offsuit combo — click cells to build the range, or type standard notation ("JJ+, AKs, KQ") and watch the matrix light up. One-click presets for tight (~3%), medium (~7%), and loose (~20%) opening ranges give you a starting point. The equity calculator then averages your win rate across every combo in the range.
Replay the actual river and then ask "what if?" One click on the re-deal button swaps turn and river for random new cards from the live deck, and equity recalculates instantly. Run it twenty times to feel the variance you were actually up against. "Original runout" restores the real played-out cards whenever you want to anchor back to reality. This is how you develop intuition for the shape of your edge, beyond the specific cards that happened to fall.
Equity is your probability of winning a hand against a specific opponent hand or range. PokerCharts' equity calculator runs a 2,000-trial Monte Carlo simulation accounting for whatever streets are revealed (preflop, flop, turn). Pick your hole cards, the board (if any), and villain's range or specific hand — equity comes back instantly. Useful for review (was that call mathematically correct?) and study (how does AK do vs a calling range?).
The 13×13 matrix is the standard way to display poker starting-hand ranges. Rows and columns represent card ranks (2 through A), so each cell is a specific hand combination — pairs on the diagonal, suited combos above, offsuit below. Click cells to add/remove from the range, or type standard notation ("JJ+, AKs, KQ") and watch the matrix populate. PokerCharts' equity calculator uses the matrix as the visual input for villain ranges.
Open PokerCharts' hand replayer, enter your hole cards and the community board, and step through the action street-by-street using arrow keys. At each decision point, run the equity calculator against your read of villain's range. Was your bet, call, or fold mathematically justified? The runout simulator lets you re-deal turn and river to see how the variance played — useful for spots where the result was an outlier.
No. PokerCharts is a session-level bankroll tracker plus an off-table hand analysis tool. A real-time HUD that overlays opponent stats during online play requires process-level integration with the poker client — that's what desktop tools like PokerTracker 4 and Holdem Manager do. PokerCharts focuses on session/bankroll/tax tracking and post-session hand review.
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