PokerEV is a professional Texas Hold'em odds calculator that runs Monte Carlo simulations, analyzes hand ranges, and gives math-first betting guidance for players serious about improving their EV.

How accurate are the win-rate calculations?

PokerEV runs 30,000 Monte Carlo iterations per scenario, which yields roughly plus or minus 0.3% accuracy for typical equity calculations against any combination of opponents and community cards.

How many opponents can I calculate against?

You can calculate against 1 to 8 opponents. Enter the number of players still active in the hand, not the total seats at the table.

What makes PokerEV different from other poker calculators?

PokerEV combines a full 9x9 range matrix with draggable multi-select and presets, position-aware advice across 8 seats, and optional AI deep analysis after the pure math engine has already scored the spot.

What is the Range Matrix feature?

The Range Matrix is a 9x9 grid of starting hand combinations. You can drag to select ranges or apply presets such as Top 5%, UTG 10%, and BTN 20%.

What does the Outs analysis show?

It counts the cards that improve your hand, including flush draws, open-ended straights, gutshots, and combo draws, and shows the chance to hit by the turn or river.

How does the AI betting advice work?

The rule engine gives an instant recommendation based on equity, pot odds, position, and opponent count. Optional AI deep analysis expands that into a full natural-language review of the decision tree.

Is PokerEV AI-powered?

No, PokerEV is not AI-powered in the core calculator. It is a pure math engine built on Monte Carlo simulation, equity, pot odds, and range logic. Optional AI deep analysis is available only as a separate post-hand explanation layer.

The core odds calculator is free. River reveals and AI deep analyses each cost 1 point, and points are purchased in USD-priced packs on the buy page.