Tools
Pot Odds Calculator
Enter the pot and the bet you're facing. Get the price — and, if you're drawing, whether it's a call.
—Equity you need to call
—Pot odds
Drawing? Add your outs
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— equity · needs —
Required equity = bet ÷ (pot + bet). Draw equity is exact for ~47 unseen cards after the flop. Against an opponent who can keep betting, factor in implied odds too.
Frequently asked
- How do you calculate pot odds?
- Pot odds are the price of a call — divide the amount you must call by the total pot after your call. Calling 50 into a 100 pot is 50 ÷ 200 = 25%, so you need to win at least a quarter of the time to break even.
- How much equity do I need to call a bet?
- Required equity equals the call divided by the pot plus the call. A pot-sized bet lays 2-to-1 so you need 33%; a half-pot bet needs 25%; a quarter-pot bet about 17%.
- How do I turn outs into equity?
- Roughly, multiply your outs by 4 with two cards to come, or by 2 with one card. This tool uses the exact figure — nine outs (a flush draw) is about 35% by the river.
- Is this pot odds calculator free?
- Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, needs no signup, and the math is exact.