Equity vs. ranges — be careful with very wide ranges
A range like "any two" makes equity meaningless — you'll get 50% vs. most hands. The tool warns when the range is so wide that "call or fold" is not actionable.
Our approach: no hype. House-edge math is house-edge math, and pretending otherwise hurts players. These four calculators are designed to make the math obvious so you can decide what's worth your time and money.
Fast Monte-Carlo equity vs. a specific hand or a range (e.g. 22+, ATs+, KQs). Unlike heavy clients that require download, this runs entirely in the browser. The unique bit: we also output a "call or fold" suggestion by comparing equity to the pot odds you set.
Pot-Limit Omaha is the most misunderstood poker variant. The "nut advantage" flag tells you whether your draws go to the absolute best hand (top of the straights/flushes) or second-best — which often decides the entire hand. We compute raw equity vs. up to 4 ranges and overlay the nut-advantage note.
Pick your hand and the dealer's up-card; the tool returns the basic-strategy decision plus its expected value vs. a stand. Hit/Stand/Double/Split — and a confirmation flag if you're about to deviate from the book. The book reduces the house edge to roughly 0.5% under standard rules.
Baccarat is one of the few casino games where the math is published: banker bet ≈ 1.06% house edge, player ≈ 1.24%, tie ≈ 14.4% (with 8-deck shoe). Use the calculator to see your expected loss for any session length, with a streak tracker that explicitly shows why streaks don't change EV.
A range like "any two" makes equity meaningless — you'll get 50% vs. most hands. The tool warns when the range is so wide that "call or fold" is not actionable.
S17, DAS allowed, 3:2 blackjack. Some tables have 6:5 BJ or restrict doubles — house edge goes up. Verify before you sit.
Even after the 5% commission, banker has the lowest house edge. Tie is a sucker bet. The math hasn't changed since the 1980s.
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